Which statement describes a struggle over water rights between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Nile River?

Both countries want to ensure that the flow of the Nile is steady in all of the countries it passes through.

Both countries want more control over the flow of the river for irrigation and electricity production.

Each country wants the other country to sign the Nile Waters Agreements.

Each country wants the other country to be responsible for wastewater treatment along the river.

Answer: The answer is A (for me at least because I know they switch it up) but PLEASE read the explanation I gave before answering

Explanation:

Both countries want more control over the flow of the river for irrigation and electricity production.

The statement describes a struggle over water rights between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Nile River is :

A) Both countries want to ensure that the flow of the Nile is steady in all of the countries it passes through.

Nile water dispute stems from filling of Ethiopian dam, decades of rising tensions. So far, despite international negotiations, there's been little progress in the decade-long dispute. The crux of the controversy is Ethiopia's $5 billion Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which is nearing completion at the Nile headwaters.

Today, however, Ethiopia is building the Grand Renaissance Dam, and, with it, Ethiopia will physically control the Blue Nile Gorge—the primary source of most of the Nile waters.

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As a result of Arab-Israeli conflicts over the territory of Palestine,