Abay
Ethiopia's Team on the GERD Negotiation
Abay overflowing after the first filling of GERD. The first filling didn't affect neither Egypt nor Sudan debunking the argument Egypt put forward to the international community that it will cause significant harm.
A dam on Abay River was a dream that was overdue.
News Items

--River Nile dam: Reservoir filling up, Ethiopia confirms -- Ethiopia begins filling Grand Renaissance dam on Blue Nile --Why Ethiopia Should Avoid Arbitration as a Means of Dispute Settlement in a Possible Gerd Deal --Ethiopian Government Statement on GERD negotiations --Egypt's Complaint to the UNSC --Ethiopia's Response to UNSC --SUDAN ASKS UNSC TO DISCOURAGE ETHIOPIA FROM FILLING THE GERD BEFORE COMPREHENSIVE DEAL -- MOWIE on resumption of talks --SUDAN ONCE AGAIN ASKS UNSC TO STOP ETHIOPIA FROM FILLING GERD BEFORE DEAL; US CONTINUES PRESSURE AS SC PREPARES FOR ANOTHER MEETING -- Ethiopia's letter of 22 June 2020 to UNSC --Sudan's letter of 24 June 2020 to UNSC --ETHIOPIA TELLS UNSC IT HAS NO LEGAL OBLIGATION TO SEEK EGYPT’S APPROVAL TO FILL THE DAM --SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA HOSTING EXTRAORDINARY MEETING TO DISCUSS GERD AHEAD OF UNSC OPEN SESSION --Sudan's Moussa Faki Mahmet, who participated in the meeting, tweeted --BUREAU OF THE ASSEMBLY OF HEADS OF STATE & GOVERNMENT VIDEO-TELECONFERENCE MEETING ON THE GRAND ETHIOPIAN RENAISSANCE DAM, 26 JUNE 2020 --Report of the International Crisis Group (ICG) on 17 June 2020 --Sudan's Moussa Faki Mahmet, who participated in the meeting, tweeted --Sudan's Moussa Faki Mahmet, who participated in the meeting, tweeted

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