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Ethiopia: Environmental Conservation Responsibility of All Riparian Countries

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[Ethiopian Herald] Downstream countries of the Nile Basin, particularly Egypt, should and could play a constructive role by supporting environmental conservation activities in upstream countries to make sure the sustainable flow of the Nile waters in the face of global challenge climate change.

Source: allAfrica.com
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