Cooperation Is Key to Managing Nile Waters, Says Ambassador Salah Halima

Ambassador Salah Halima, deputy chairman of the Egyptian Council for African Affairs, has stressed that cooperation is the foundation for managing the waters of the Nile River.

Halima described the Nile as Egypt’s main lifeline, underscoring its central place in the country’s water supply.

He said Egypt depends heavily on the river for its renewable water resources. That reliance gives the management of Nile waters particular importance for the country.

His remarks linked the need for cooperation over the river with Egypt’s dependence on it, placing shared water management at the heart of his message.