If I was in charge of Egypt, I'd put pressure on Ethiopia's dam, and I would forbid growing cotton because it is water-intensive and not nearly as important as wheat is to the Egyptian people. I would also try to turn population density into an advantage as it is in Singapore, Japan, and China, rather than a problem. I would develop public transportation and build social housing to alleviate the two problems of Egypt's population density: congestion and slums.
Amazing video as always, but that’s a given 😂 It’s very interesting to see how New York, Egypt, Jawa Island Indonesia, and Japan are all going through similar challenges of over population but aré rectifying that challenge in vastly different ways!
Are there any plans to use desalinated water from the red sea at all? Based on the information you've provided us, it seems that Egypt will need A LOT more water in the near future.
Sure @Jason.. The country aims to more than quadruple desalination capacity by granting private companies concessions from its sovereign wealth fund to build 17 plants distributed among six governorates that are Matrouh, South Sinai, Suez, Ismailiyah, North Sinai, and the Red Sea over the next five years. The total daily production of those will be about 750,000 cubic meters.
well the reason is the coastline of Egypt is pretty long so it is not cheap to build and water purification is expensive when you have a river but the country is building some new cities on the coastline like new al alamen and al glala
These people are so silly. The government of Egypt really need to respect Ethiopia and start paying tribute to them to keep the Nile flowing without dropping.
Why would they ? for them its matter of life and death they can just march to Ethiopia since Egyptians got nothing to lose and a lot of weapons on the other hand Ethiopia got a lot to lose , they already struggling against Sudan and losing land to Sudan everyday .
That's not true. Modern Egyptians are the same but mixed unless you are saying somali Ethiopian and khoisan people are not native to the continent. They have e1b1b
Source plz. Sure some ancient egyptian dynasties like the kushites where much darker skinned (since they originated from Sudan) but from what i gather many people in todays egypt basically look the same as the ones in cleopatras time.
Today's Egyptians are of mixed ethnic heritage. Nubians, Greeks, Romans, Hejaz Arabs and Turks once ruled Egypt. Cairo was founded by the Fatimid dynasty while Alexandria was founded by the Hellenistic Ptolemy dynasty. Today Egypt is Arab.
Black geneiss by Robert bauval, Thomas brophy, African origins of civilization by diop, The African origins of ancient Egypt by segun magbagbeola, my life in search of Africa by John Henry Clark etc
رەببىمىز ئەيسا مەسىھنىڭ قۇتقۇزغۇچىسى ئەيسا مەسىھكە ھەمدۇسانا بولسۇن. ئالدىنقى باھاغا بەك پۇشايمان قىلدىم ، بۇنى مۇشۇ فورماتتا قىلغان بولاتتىم. نېمىشقا بۇنداق قىلغانلىقىمنى چۈشىنىشىڭىزنى ئۈمىد قىلىمەن. مېنىڭ ئانا تىللىرىمدىن پەخىرلىنىشىمدىكى سەۋەب ، شۇڭلاشقا مەن ئۇلارنى بىلمىسەممۇ يەنىلا تېخنىكىنى ئىشلىتىپ ئۇلىنىشىمنى ساقلايمەن. مۇستەملىكىچىلىك سەۋەبىدىن نۇرغۇن گۈزەل مەدەنىيەت ، تىل ۋە مەدەنىيەتلەرمۇ يوقالدى. مەن بۇنى قايتا خالىمايمەن. شۇڭلاشقا مەن بۇ تەشەببۇسنى قوللاندىم. شۇڭا ، مەن ھازىرقى تېخنىكىنى ئىشلىتىپ ئالدى بىلەن ئانا تىلنىڭ بىرىنى يېزىپ ، ئاستى تەرەپتە ئىنگلىز تىلىنى ئىشلىتىمەن. Glory be unto ELELOHEYISRA'EL YAHSHUAH HA'MOSHIAKH . I would have done it in this format before , but was not able to in my first try. I hope you understand why I did that , the reason is that I take pride in my Home languages that even though I don’t know them, I still keep using the present technology to have a connect over them. Many beautiful cultures, languages, and cultures have also disappeared because of colonialism. I don't want that again. So I took this initiative. So, using the current technology, I will first write in one of my homeland languages and will use english at the bottom.
I understand completely @Dominic Thomas Its really admirable! Hundreds of indigenous languages are on the verge of extinction, I agree, information technology should be used to capture these languages before they disappear.
TLDR people like living next to a river more than in the middle of the desert
If I was in charge of Egypt, I'd put pressure on Ethiopia's dam, and I would forbid growing cotton because it is water-intensive and not nearly as important as wheat is to the Egyptian people.
I would also try to turn population density into an advantage as it is in Singapore, Japan, and China, rather than a problem. I would develop public transportation and build social housing to alleviate the two problems of Egypt's population density: congestion and slums.
As always from Egypt we thank you and all respect to your informative channel
Our pleasure! So nice of you @booshipasha
Hello, and great video as always.
Hey @Marty, many thanks!
Amazing video as always, but that’s a given 😂
It’s very interesting to see how New York, Egypt, Jawa Island Indonesia, and Japan are all going through similar challenges of over population but aré rectifying that challenge in vastly different ways!
So true! Glad you enjoyed it @May and thanks so much for the that's a given bit too😂
Japan is underpopulated actually. Japanese people aren't having children.
Very different!
the accent.. IT ALWAYS GETS ME-
fr , nice video , it was very informative and had good points!
Glad to hear that😀 Many thanks
Very educational video keep up the good work
Means a lot @Fretdem Rass! Many thanks
Keep up with this amazing job 👌💯
Thank you so much @Nana! Will do😀
I cannot afford to miss your videos bro
So happy to hear! Means so much! Will keep the coming🙂
@@RisenAfrica karibu🙂
Nice and accurate video on my drylands of the Pharaos
Many thanks @The Champ
Never clicked so fast
You're a legend @May😂😂
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Are there any plans to use desalinated water from the red sea at all? Based on the information you've provided us, it seems that Egypt will need A LOT more water in the near future.
Sure @Jason.. The country aims to more than quadruple desalination capacity by granting private companies concessions from its sovereign wealth fund to build 17 plants distributed among six governorates that are Matrouh, South Sinai, Suez, Ismailiyah, North Sinai, and the Red Sea over the next five years. The total daily production of those will be about 750,000 cubic meters.
@@RisenAfrica Wow, that's an incredible amount! Hope it goes well for them!
Thank you for this video, it's so informative
You're so welcome!
Very good information
Thanks lots
Most welcome @ashok varhadi cheers!
Muammar Qaddafi bought water to the sandy dessert. What happened to that?
NATO: an African country wants to develop and be self sufficient? OMG we shouldn't accept that
lol 😂
Pipeline was bombed in 2011
cario has more people than lagos.
I don’t understand why Egypt doesn’t populate its coastline! They have many solutions to their problem. They just don’t want to do them
Yes populating the Mediterranean coastline would be a great start
well the reason is the coastline of Egypt is pretty long so it is not cheap to build and water purification is expensive when you have a river but the country is building some new cities on the coastline like new al alamen and al glala
Who said they dont want to ?
Egypt should be more concerned about recent climate changes.
Makes sense! Someone recommended that they should also populate along the Mediterranean sea
These people are so silly. The government of Egypt really need to respect Ethiopia and start paying tribute to them to keep the Nile flowing without dropping.
Why would they ? for them its matter of life and death they can just march to Ethiopia since Egyptians got nothing to lose and a lot of weapons on the other hand Ethiopia got a lot to lose , they already struggling against Sudan and losing land to Sudan everyday .
@@mariomark2680 you forgot the hefty civil war that they are dealing with now too
اليوم اكملت لكم دينكم ورضيت لكم الإسلام دينآ 100% =(29/05/2022*28-10-1443) 2020=@
Egypt is vietnam
What do u mean
Looks like Vietnam
@@top..G66 and how does Vietnam look
@@user-or1rm1ol3q Long and skinny with a bigger piece at the top
stop relating ancient Egyptians with modern Egyptians. today's Egyptians are pale. a mixture of Turkish, European and Asians. just correcting you.
@@iain. would you my authority or you are just being a bamm?
That's not true. Modern Egyptians are the same but mixed unless you are saying somali Ethiopian and khoisan people are not native to the continent. They have e1b1b
Source plz. Sure some ancient egyptian dynasties like the kushites where much darker skinned (since they originated from Sudan) but from what i gather many people in todays egypt basically look the same as the ones in cleopatras time.
Today's Egyptians are of mixed ethnic heritage. Nubians, Greeks, Romans, Hejaz Arabs and Turks once ruled Egypt. Cairo was founded by the Fatimid dynasty while Alexandria was founded by the Hellenistic Ptolemy dynasty. Today Egypt is Arab.
Black geneiss by Robert bauval, Thomas brophy, African origins of civilization by diop, The African origins of ancient Egypt by segun magbagbeola, my life in search of Africa by John Henry Clark etc
رەببىمىز ئەيسا مەسىھنىڭ قۇتقۇزغۇچىسى ئەيسا مەسىھكە ھەمدۇسانا بولسۇن.
ئالدىنقى باھاغا بەك پۇشايمان قىلدىم ، بۇنى مۇشۇ فورماتتا قىلغان بولاتتىم. نېمىشقا بۇنداق قىلغانلىقىمنى چۈشىنىشىڭىزنى ئۈمىد قىلىمەن. مېنىڭ ئانا تىللىرىمدىن پەخىرلىنىشىمدىكى سەۋەب ، شۇڭلاشقا مەن ئۇلارنى بىلمىسەممۇ يەنىلا تېخنىكىنى ئىشلىتىپ ئۇلىنىشىمنى ساقلايمەن.
مۇستەملىكىچىلىك سەۋەبىدىن نۇرغۇن گۈزەل مەدەنىيەت ، تىل ۋە مەدەنىيەتلەرمۇ يوقالدى. مەن بۇنى قايتا خالىمايمەن. شۇڭلاشقا مەن بۇ تەشەببۇسنى قوللاندىم. شۇڭا ، مەن ھازىرقى تېخنىكىنى ئىشلىتىپ ئالدى بىلەن ئانا تىلنىڭ بىرىنى يېزىپ ، ئاستى تەرەپتە ئىنگلىز تىلىنى ئىشلىتىمەن.
Glory be unto ELELOHEYISRA'EL YAHSHUAH HA'MOSHIAKH .
I would have done it in this format before , but was not able to in my first try.
I hope you understand why I did that , the reason is that I take pride in my Home languages that even though I don’t know them, I still keep using the present technology to have a connect over them.
Many beautiful cultures, languages, and cultures have also disappeared because of colonialism. I don't want that again. So I took this initiative. So, using the current technology, I will first write in one of my homeland languages and will use english at the bottom.
I understand completely @Dominic Thomas Its really admirable! Hundreds of indigenous languages are on the verge of extinction, I agree, information technology should be used to capture these languages before they disappear.
@@RisenAfrica សូមលើកតម្កើងព្រះអម្ចាស់ ជាព្រះសង្គ្រោះនៃជនជាតិអ៊ីស្រាអែល ព្រះយេស៊ូគ្រិស្ដ។
បាទ។ ជាការពិត។ អរគុណបងប្រុសដែលយល់។
Glory be unto ELELOHEYISRA'EL YAHSHUAH HA'MOSHIAKH.
Yes. Indeed brother. Thank you for understanding.
He was the official 100 million citizen but the real 100 million citizen already existed long before him lmao
lol
You mean she and her.