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Egypt's Stereotype of Nile Basin Countries More Harmful Than Effective - Senior Researcher

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- The Egyptian political instrumentalization of the Nile and the portrayal of Nile Basin countries as a stereotype have fostered negative public perceptions in Egypt toward basin countries in general, and Ethiopia in particular, a senior researcher at the Center for Strategic Studies and Integration Initiative, Abdushakur Abdussamad, told ENA.

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