Protecting Egypt’s Water Security Is a National Commitment, Mohamed Abdel Moneim Says

Major General Mohamed Abdel Moneim, former head of the reconnaissance service, said safeguarding Egypt’s water security is a commitment shared by the state and its people, with no room for compromise.

Abdel Moneim described President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s messages on the issue as clear and decisive, particularly his rejection of attempts to impose a fait accompli on Egypt.

He said the president’s position also underscored that Egypt would not accept any compromise of its water security.

Abdel Moneim framed the protection of Egypt’s water interests as a national decision, emphasizing that the commitment extends beyond state institutions to the Egyptian people.