Nile Dam talks may be ‘in a lot of trouble,’ says Samuel Ramani

On the Middle East with Amberin Zaman

English - July 28, 2021 22:33 - 27 minutes - 24.8 MB
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Samuel Ramani, a tutor at the University of Oxford and expert on Russia and Africa, explains why international mediation on the Nile Dam talks may continue to flounder; why the UAE has been an ‘exceptional actor’ in the GERD negotiations; the linkages between the Persian Gulf and Red Sea security; the relative interests and influence of the US, Russia and China in Africa; and more.

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