Politicians on Monday met with Egyptian President hostile actions proposed by Ethiopia, including support for the rebels and destruction, to prevent it creates a huge Nile dam upstream.
Some politicians seem not to know the President Mohamed Mursi was televised. Mursi did not directly respond to the recommendations, but the Egyptian side of Ethiopia and its people and concluding remarks, said the East African country will not engage in any acts of aggression.
Ethiopia Mursi called a meeting to review the $ 420 million hydroelectric dam, which will be the largest in Africa affected. Egypt threatened in the past, in its "historic rights" of the Nile water to the war.
Mursi's office later said that he had instructed his foreign minister and irrigation to maintain contact with the Ethiopian government to get more information on the dam and its possible impact on Egypt's share of Nile waters.
His office's statement contains an ominous-sounding note, he said: "Egypt will never give up its right to the Nile water and all options (maintenance) are being considered."
Ethiopia last week began to shift the flow of the Nile known as the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam hydroelectric give way. Completed, is expected to generate 6,000 megawatts, and its reservoir plan, next year begin to fill.
The independent expert panel has ended, the dam would not significantly affect downstream Sudan and Egypt, which is highly dependent on the world's longest river of water, said Ethiopian officials, who spoke Saturday of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly topic.
But last Monday in Cairo, Eunice Makhyoun, an ultraconservative Islamist party leaders said that Egypt, Ethiopia rebels should be backed up, as a last resort, destroying dams. He said that Egypt made a "strategic mistake", when it does not oppose the construction of the dam.
Makhyoun said that Ethiopia was "fragile" because in the country's rebel movement. "We can communicate with them, and use them as a bargaining chip against the Ethiopian government," he said.
"If all this fails, then there is no choice left Egypt, but playing the last card, which is the use of intelligence to destroy the dam," said Makhyoun Nur party won about 25 percent of the parliamentary seats in elections in late 2011 and the beginning of 2012.
Another politician, freedom of Ayman Nour, proposed spreading rumors about Egypt to get the tanker, giving the impression that it plans to air strikes to destroy the dam.
"Diplomatic track, which may produce results," Noor said.
Abu-ILA Madi, pro-Mursi Islamist Wasat party leaders, recommendations, Egypt plans to destroy the dam rumors to scare Ethiopians with Egyptian cooperation projects.
Mai Gedi, another Islamist politician warned Hussein, talk to the Ethiopian military action was "very dangerous", will only make the Ethiopians to the enemy. He suggested that soft diplomacy in response to the crisis, including film festivals in Ethiopia and scheduling researchers and translation tasks.
Construction of the dam in Ethiopia decided to challenge a colonial-era agreement, has given the rights of Egypt and Sudan, the Nile water, Egypt and Sudan to take one billion cubic meters 55.5 18.5 one billion cubic meters 84 one billion cubic meters, with 10 billion evaporation losses.
For the first time in 1929, signed the agreement did not take into account other eight countries along the 6,700 kilometers (4,160 miles) of the river and its watershed, has been agitating for a decade as a more equitable agreement.
Ethiopian Minister of Water and Energy ALEMAYEHU Tegenu that has said that Egypt should not worry about diminished water share.
"We have no irrigation projects around the dam is used only for electricity production, so there should not be any fears diminished flow, ALEMAYEHU told the Associated Press reporter on Saturday.
85 percent of the Nile originates in Ethiopia, but very few countries use, the country has become synonymous with famine.
 
 



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