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In this edition, the Deputy Executive Director, Dr. Abraha Adugna, answered 4 key questions:
1️⃣ What is the magnitude of your task as both Deputy and Head, Basinwide Programme?
2️⃣ Do you feel you have made progress for NBI/Nile Cooperation?
3️⃣ How many emails do you receive in a day and how do you sort through them?
4️⃣ What do you do to maintain the highest standard and achieve a work-life balance?
See full interview https://t.co/MJpof3zTgH
#MWEworks: The Minister of @min_waterUg; Hon. Maj. Gen. @otafiire_k is attending Cairo Water Week 2026 that commenced on 25 October and will climax on 29 October, 2026 in Cairo, Egypt.
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We are in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, today, joining representatives from Tanzania and Uganda in a critical meeting to finalise the process of designating the Minziro landscape as a Ramsar Site.
@RamsarConv recognises wetlands of international importance for their ecological significance, particularly their role in supporting waterbirds, conserving biodiversity and providing essential ecosystem services.
Minziro meets this significance on several fronts: it supports migratory bird species, acts as a carbon sink, sustains community livelihoods through agriculture and eco-tourism, and forms part of a transboundary wetland landscape shared with Uganda's Sango Bay.
Over the past three decades, communities have noted dramatic changes around Minziro, driven by deforestation, agricultural encroachment and climate change. This threatens biodiversity and livelihoods that depend on the wetland.
NBI through @NelsapCu has been coordinating the designation process with support from @GIZAfricanUnion and @WetlandsIntEA
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Kampala, 12.10.2026, very pleased to meet H.E. Sherif El-Gamal, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to Uganda.
Our fruitful discussions focused on strengthening inclusiveness within NBI and advancing ongoing activities to enhance Nile cooperation for the benefit of all.
It was a pleasure to meet H.E. Paul Malong Akaro, the Ambassador of South Sudan to Uganda. We had fruitful discussions on strengthening cooperation, and advancing our commitment to sustainable WR management/Dvpt and regional cooperation across the Nile Basin @NtareHouse@nbiweb
On 12 Oct, InfoNile presented the #NileWell scientist–journalist co-production model at the #NBDF8 webinar series hosted by the @nbiweb
Our session looked at what happens when they work together to communicate water & environmental research
Learn more: https://t.co/rSIFzjvRcx
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A team has arrived today from the Ministry of Water 🇹🇿 to meet with @NestorNyzm & discuss details of arrangements for 8th
#NileBasinDevelopmentForum.
Tentatively booked at a famous university. Follow the story 👣 https://t.co/wBwmHs1cge
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Coming at 14:00 today: Capacity Development and Institutional Capability (Investing in People). https://t.co/tE4IHo4Zvv 🎧🍿
Our dam safety specialist Dr Ali Aman to speak on "Unlocking the true value of mega hydropower projects".
His bio: Ali Aman, PhD, has over 20 years of professional experience in dam and hydropower project planning, design, construction, safety evaluation, and risk assessment. Currently, he serves as the Dam Safety Regional Coordinator at NBI's Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO), where he coordinates Nile Centre for Dam Safety activities. Prior to joining ENTRO, he served as the Regional Dam Safety Coordinator at NELSAP-CU in Rwanda and as Director of the Dam Safety Directorate at the Ministry of Water and Energy of Ethiopia. He has extensive experience in dam safety and geotechnical engineering. #NileBasinDevelopmentForum #NileCooperation
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Only 4 more days: A big one is coming in just minutes -
BC2: Basin Institutions, Cooperative Investment and the Trust Deficit
Tune in https://t.co/wBwmHs1cge to also access all technical presentations. #NileBasinDevelopmentForum#NileCooperation
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Coming this afternoon 14:00 EAT:
Media, Journalism and Risk Communication.
Bio of our keynote speaker⤵️
Register now to participate and get access to all technical presentations https://t.co/tE4IHo4Zvv
Prof Emanuele Fantini is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher in Water Politics and Communication at @ihedelft Institute for Water Education, where he coordinates the MSc programme in Water Management and Governance. A political scientist, he studies how cooperation over water is built or undermined amid conflict and competition, with a focus on the role of media, culture and political organisations. He leads an action research project with journalists and researchers on media and science communication in the Nile, Brahmaputra and Lake Chad basins. He holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Turin and has worked with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, UN-Habitat and NGOs across Africa, Europe and Asia. He also hosts water-focused podcasts and edits IHE Delft's FLOWs blog.
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