Dam on Nile River

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Dam on Nile River

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Jan 23, 2020

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Ethiopia is building a dam on Nile River. It is very dangerous to water security of Egypt and Sudan. Life of millions of people is in danger. We discuss possible solution to issue seeking to stop building of the dam. Please listen to podcast for details

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Jan 23, 2020

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I write about Geopolitics, World Order, Balance of Power, Air and Space, Overthrows, Economics, Transit, and politics. I have created this podcast to discuss the topics by audio for my audience. You can find value information and knowledge here and I strongly suggest you also check my blog at advancedpolcieis.blogspot.com I am Makan Abazari Shahan Shah Iran,

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