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  1. Upstream control of the Blue Nile dam is affecting the water supply of both Egypt and Sudan.
  2. Abdelatty warns against Ethiopia's unilateral dam moves on the GERD, which is situated on the Blue Nile and affects downstream Sudan. Cairo opposes the dam management.
  3. Low Nile flows, resulting from GERD operations, are disrupting the agricultural season in Sudan.

Low Nile Flows Exacerbate Famine Conditions in Sudan

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What happened

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Low flows in the Nile River have worsened famine conditions in Sudan. The current hunger crisis in Sudan, which has been deteriorating since 2024, is attributed to war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces, which began in April 2023. Historically, Sudan has also experienced severe famines, often triggered by drought and environmental shocks.

From dominicanrepublicpost.com

Why it matters

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The low Nile flows are disrupting the agricultural season in Sudan. This situation is compounded by Abdelatty's warnings against Ethiopia's unilateral dam moves on the GERD, which affects downstream Sudan, and Egypt's opposition to the dam management.

Low Nile flows, resulting from GERD operations, are disrupting the agricultural season in Sudan. Abdelatty warns against Ethiopia's unilateral dam moves on the GERD, which is situated on the Blue Nile and affects downstream Sudan.

From dominicanrepublicpost.com

Who's involved

  • SudanCountry facing a catastrophic food crisis and famine.
  • NileMajor river whose low flow is exacerbating famine conditions.
  • EthiopiaCountry whose GERD operations are linked to low Nile flows.
  • EgyptCountry opposing the management of the dam.

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    Its agricultural economy might face reduced revenue due to the link to the Nile system.

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