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    The Nile River has long been an important factor in Egyptian foreign policy interests. The article discusses how Egypt has sought to protect its access to and share of Nile waters through diplomatic efforts over many decades. It explores Egypt's negotiations and agreements with other Nile basin countries to maintain its position as the primary user of the river, on which the country heavily depends for agriculture, industry, and domestic water supply.

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    The Nile River has long been an important factor in Egyptian foreign policy interests. The article discusses how Egypt has sought to protect its access to and share of Nile waters through diplomatic efforts over many decades. It explores Egypt's negotiations and agreements with other Nile basin countries to maintain its position as the primary user of the river, on which the country heavily depends for agriculture, industry, and domestic water supply.

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    The Nile River and Egyptian Foreign Policy Interest

    Article in African Sociological Review / Revue Africaine de Sociologie · January 2007


    DOI: 10.4314/asr.v11i1.51423

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