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Egypt Must Compensate Ethiopia for Abay Water Resources - Former Water Minister

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Former Water Minister Shiferaw Jarso called on the Ethiopian government to press Egypt for compensation over its use of Abay (Nile) water resources, stressing that Ethiopia contributes about 86 percent of the river's flow.

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