362
K. M. AbuZeid
Fig. 2 Progress of construction in the GERD and the auxiliary Saddle Dam as of 2017
However, progress on the studies has been delayed due to disagreements among
countries.
Figure 3 shows the High Aswan Dam (HAD) that lies downstream of the GERD
in Egypt; HAD is the control structure that regulates the release of flows for Egypt’s
water uses as per the 1959 agreement with Sudan which allocates 55.5 BCM/year
for Egypt and 18.5 BCM/year for Sudan.
Fig. 3 High Aswan Dam (HAD) (Egypt)
K. M. AbuZeid
Fig. 2 Progress of construction in the GERD and the auxiliary Saddle Dam as of 2017
However, progress on the studies has been delayed due to disagreements among
countries.
Figure 3 shows the High Aswan Dam (HAD) that lies downstream of the GERD
in Egypt; HAD is the control structure that regulates the release of flows for Egypt’s
water uses as per the 1959 agreement with Sudan which allocates 55.5 BCM/year
for Egypt and 18.5 BCM/year for Sudan.
Fig. 3 High Aswan Dam (HAD) (Egypt)