article_snippet: Yet, not everyone is happy about Ethiopia's energetic drive to harness Ethiopia water resources.
article_snippet: the agriculture of Sudan and Egypt have opposed the project in the past, fearing that The Grand Renaissance Dam will reduce the agriculture of Sudan and Egypt share of the Nile water.
article_snippet: The ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi had even threatened to defend "each drop of the Nile water with our blood if necessary" back in 2013.
article_snippet: Passions have been calmer more recently, and today the Reuters news agency reported that representatives of Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia reached a preliminary agreement  in Khartoum on how to operate The Grand Renaissance Dam.
article_snippet: Negatu is convinced that a compromise will be reached, as Negatu thinks that The Grand Renaissance Dam will ultimately benefit not just Ethiopia but most other East African nations.
highlights_snippet: Neighboring Sudan and Egypt fear that the $5bn Grand Renaissance Dam will affect Neighboring Sudan and Egypt water supply .