Discussions were very constructive and consensus was reached that the three countries would conclude an agreement on this historic project in the next few weeks through an AU-led process. #GERD #TheAfricaWeWant pic.twitter.com/h6iltxRGnU

— Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 #StaySafe (@CyrilRamaphosa) June 27, 2020

#Breaking: #Ethiopia, #Egypt, #Sudan agreed to postpone the filling of the #GERD reservoir "until after the signing of an agreement" & negotiations to begin at the level of the technical committees to reach at an agreement within two weeks, which is proposed by Ethiopia. pic.twitter.com/bfDymTlTSK

— Addis Standard (@addisstandard) June 26, 2020

A response from #Egypt to #Ethiopia about #GERD: "My dear Ethiopia…I find it astonishing that you compare your GERD project with our High Aswan Dam, missing the stark reality that our High Aswan Dam did not affect any other country," writes @Nervana_1https://t.co/2b0UGHfJUa

— The Africa Report (@TheAfricaReport) June 23, 2020

Two factors, geography and climate, can neither can be disputed nor dismissed. The Nile basin in #Egypt is mostly rainless, while its southern parts and the highlands of #Ethiopia experience heavy rains.
97% of Ethiopia is green.
97% of Egypt is desert
https://t.co/6sVQnxuozu

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 23, 2020

Shifting debate to Egypt’s military budget & “informal economy” will not help build good relations between #Egypt and #Ethiopia. Neither our informal economy nor our military budget can be converted to cubic meters of extra water supplies.@AlsisiOfficial https://t.co/6sVQnxuozu

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 23, 2020

Finally #Ethiopia issued a statement re: yesterday’s meeting. After hours of silence. @AbiyAhmedAli backtracking on his commitment not to unilaterally fill the #GERD without agreement. Confirms that #Ethiopia will fill dam within 2 weeks. pic.twitter.com/0naOITuotw

— Adel El-Adawy (@adeladawy) June 27, 2020

President #Nasser championed the idea of African Unity and supported liberation movements in Africa. 2/n pic.twitter.com/0fOxy5Wsil

— Mohammed Soliman (@soliman91) June 28, 2020

Cairo hosted political offices of many national liberation movements from East, West, and Southern Africa, who used Cairo as their media headquarters to set up radio stations broadcasting in African languages. 4/n pic.twitter.com/N3JYm2S5FT

— Mohammed Soliman (@soliman91) June 28, 2020

Egyptian support for the Algerian Revolution angered the French, who later joined the #UK and #Israel to attack Egypt in the Suez War in 1956 because of Nasser’s nationalization of the Suez Canal. 6/n pic.twitter.com/WD4EKALm9d

— Mohammed Soliman (@soliman91) June 28, 2020

In #Congo, Nasser threw his full weight behind Prime Minister #Lumumba and rescued his family following his assassination. Check out this thread on Cairo’s reaction to the Belgian assassination of #Lumumba. 8/nhttps://t.co/upe77na652

— Mohammed Soliman (@soliman91) June 28, 2020

Today Ambassador @TayeAtske submitted #Ethiopia’s FM @GeduAndargachew letter to #UNSC in response to #Egypt’s letter. pic.twitter.com/exzxfavHjc

— Egyptian local News (@RenaissanceDam) June 23, 2020

#UN urges #Egypt, #Ethiopia, #Sudan to 'work together' in Nile dam dispute https://t.co/Gr7iQWNvuU ''At Egypt's request, the Security Council was scheduled to hold an informal videoconference Monday afternoon to address the dispute.'' #GERD pic.twitter.com/cougvmwSlT

— Addis Standard (@addisstandard) June 23, 2020

#Ethiopia is committed to tripartite negotiations to finalize the remaining issues on the first filling and annual operations of the GERD. Honest dialogue is the only way forward through the principle of African solutions for African problems. @TayeAtske @franceonu @_AfricanUnion

— Ethiopia at the UN (@Ethiopia_UN) June 25, 2020

Support the Nile flowing to the mother of civilisation , EGYPT pic.twitter.com/wrYguwG2GH

— حسام بدراوي (@HossamBadrawi) June 28, 2020

Egypt & its backers should know Ethiopia will start filling #GERD in July, agreement or no agreement. There is no backing down from that. If agreement is reached before July, great. If not negotiation has to continue as the dam fills. It cannot be hostage to unreasonable demands.

— Jawar Mohammed (@Jawar_Mohammed) June 23, 2020

Let me tell what is selfishess:
A-Unilateral moves
B-Having 20 lakes, apart from the Nile, but opt to spend billions on a project that could cause drought to 100 million people half of them are children and young youth!#Egypt #EgyptNileRights https://t.co/1LeAlvPr2l

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 25, 2020

Strong views on how to navigate rising tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt:
The Nile past, present and future seen by @MAFouad, @Mekdi_Messay, @MiddleEastInst's @soliman91, @CrisisGroup's @wdavison10 in #F24Debatehttps://t.co/OlKgFVOdNe

— François Picard (@FrancoisF24) June 25, 2020

Kudos to my friend @MAFouad for highlighting what we Egyptians feel.
Negotiations of Camp David treaty with Israel was, by far, easier than GERD negotiations.
Sad to see Ethiopians pushing us into the current Despair!@AbiyAhmedAli
We aren’t enemies #Ethiopia, don’t push us away https://t.co/o4ZkxssfTX

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 25, 2020

As I tweeted before, we negotiated an entire peace treaty with #Israel, in which Israel returned the whole Sinai pinnusula back to #Egypt in much shorter period than the current painful negotiations with #Ethiopia Over WATER— a basic human right!#EgyptNileRights

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 27, 2020

Another example of #Ethiopian trolls in their orchestrated anti- #Egypt campaign, and now united with Ottoman trolls.
Is that what @AbiyAhmedAli —the Nobel Peace Winner wants? #EgyptNileRights pic.twitter.com/lxxbvLyIqx

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) June 28, 2020

Two hundred Yemeni mercenaries arrive in Libya to fight on behalf of Turkey https://t.co/kKz5rtw4j5

— د. علي النعيمي (@Dralnoaimi) June 27, 2020

Don’t underestimate the Turks @AlsisiOfficial .

Send the Egyptian fleet outside Sirte and be ready. Don’t trust impressions ,they are arrogant and will be too late if Egypt allows Turkey to have bases in Libya !#EgyptLiberateLibya https://t.co/9NtPQcmhX6

— East Med Monitor #IStandWithEgypt (@EastMedMonitor) June 25, 2020

Coronavirus Cases in Egypt Hit 65,188#SEENews pic.twitter.com/OQQzordzd8

— Sada El-Balad English (@SeeNewsEGY) June 28, 2020

Princess Faiza Fouad of Egypt, daughter of King Fouad and Queen Nazli, sister of King Farouk. She was a key leader of the Egyptian Red Crescent. After 1952, she moved to Istanbul then Europe before settling in Beverly Hills. Buried in Westwood, CA. Via: https://t.co/dt48Ce1OXI pic.twitter.com/2q9JBbGDEM

— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) June 25, 2020