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    Sources: US-proposed GERD deal sets Ethiopia water
    February 17, 2020in News0by admin

    Sources: US-proposed GERD deal sets Ethiopia water

    A draft agreement prepared by the United States and the World Bank regarding the construction and filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is …
    Source: Mada Masr
    2/17/2020

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