AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRed Sea Fisheries: Egypt and six other countries have launched a regional effort to ease pressure on Red Sea fish stocks from overfishing and climate change, focusing on better data, stronger cooperation and updated rules. Water Security: Former irrigation minister Mohamed Nasr El-Din Allam says Egypt’s annual water share per person has fallen to about 500 cubic metres. He argues the proposed Jonglei Canal could increase water available to Egypt and Sudan, though the project remains stalled. Solar and Biodiversity: Environment Minister Manal Awad examined AI and robotic systems for solar plants in Armenia, saying such technology could improve efficiency and support emissions cuts and biodiversity. She is also representing Egypt at a biodiversity summit ahead of COP17. Weather: Rain is possible along parts of the northern coast and Lower Egypt, with fog on some roads and temperatures expected to drop by up to 3°C. Aquaculture Exports: The EU has approved Egyptian farmed fish for export to its 27 member states, following two years of regulatory and technical work.
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