VOICED : Egypt farmers fear water supply threat fr

The video discusses the impact of Ethiopia's hydroelectric dam project on Egypt, highlighting Egypt's economic struggles and dependency on the Nile for water. It covers historical water agreements and Egypt's concerns over water scarcity. Ethiopia insists the dam will not affect Egypt's water access, viewing it as essential for energy development. The video also touches on the potential consequences for Egyptian farmers if water shortages occur.

What is the main concern for Egypt regarding the Ethiopian dam project?

• Decrease in tourism

• Increase in energy costs

• Loss of agricultural land

• Reduction in water supply

What historical agreements have influenced Egypt's access to the Nile's water?

• Agreements signed in 1929 and 1959

• Agreements signed in 1945 and 1960

• Agreements signed in 1930 and 1965

• Agreements signed in 1950 and 1970

What is the per capita water consumption in Egypt compared to the required amount?

• Between 620 and 640 cubic meters, while 1000 is needed

• Between 700 and 750 cubic meters, while 1200 is needed

• Between 800 and 850 cubic meters, while 1500 is needed

• Between 500 and 600 cubic meters, while 800 is needed

What is Ethiopia's main reason for building the dam?

• To improve transportation

• To increase agricultural land

• To boost tourism

• To develop energy resources

What alternative water source might Egyptian farmers turn to if Nile water becomes scarce?

• Desalination plants

• Rainwater harvesting

• Underground wells

• River diversion