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The Nile River System

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2017

Albert H. Garretson
Albert H. Garretson*
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New York University Law School
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Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at its annual meeting (1921-1969) , Volume 54 , 1960 , pp. 136 - 144
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1960

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References

1 A Short Account of the Nile Basin 2 (Egyptian Ministry of Public Works, National Printing Press, Cairo, 1944).

2 Report on the Nile Question, FAO Technical Assistance Mission to Ethiopia, September 13, 1955.

3 Ibid. 3.

4 The Nile Waters Question, The Case for the Sudan, The Case for Egypt, and the Sudan's Reply 12 (Ministry of Irrigation and Hydroelectric Power, Khartoum, 1955).

5 Ibid. 14.

6 Agreement between the United Arab Republic and the Republic of Sudan for the Full Utilization of the Nile Waters, Nov. 9, 1959 (in print of the International Law Association's Rivers Committee, January, 1960).

7 Ibid. Art. I (1).

8 Ibid. Art. I (2).

9 Press Communiqué Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Herald, Feb. 6, 1956, p. 1; Overseas Press Services, Central Office of Information, London, Aug. 27, 1959.

10 Sayed Mohammed Hosni, Legal Problems of the Development of the River Nile 85–86 (dissertation, New York University, April, 1957).

11 Cmd. 6316 (1891); Hertslet, Africa, No. 289, p. 949, and Com. Tr., Vol. XIX, pp. 686–688; see also H. A. Smith, The Economic Uses of International Waterways 166 (London, 1931).

12 G. B. Treaty Series, No. 16 (1902), Cmd. 1370; Hertslet, Africa, No. 100, pp. 431–432; Smith, op. cit. 166.

13 G. B. Treaty Series, No. 4 (1906), Cmd. 2920; Hertslet, Africa, No. 165, pp. 584–586; Smith, op. cit. 168.

14 G. B. Treaty Series, No. 1 (1907), Cmd. 3298; 2 Hertslet, Map of Africa by Treaty 442.

15 G. B. Treaty Series, No. 17, p. 33 (1929).

16 50 L. N. Treaty Series 282 (1925).

17 93 L. N. Treaty Series; also in Smith, op. cit. 212–214; see also Paper Regarding Negotiations for a Treaty of U.K. Alliance with Egypt, No. 1, Cmd. No. 3050 (1928).

18 U.N. Doe. E/ECE/EP 98, Rev. 1, p. 229.

19 5 U.N. Treaty Series 207, p. 278; also G. B. Treaty Series 85 (1935), Cmd. 9642.

20 J. D. Tothill, Agriculture in the Sudan (London, Oxford University Press, 1948).

21 Note 6 above.

22 Note 6 above. Art. I, at p. 1.

23 Note 19 above.

24 Note 10 above, at p. 164.

25 Note 6 above. Art. I, at p. 2.

26 Ibid. Art. II (4) at p. 2; ibid, at p. 3.

27 Ibid. Art. II (2) at p. 2.

28 Ibid. Art. III, p. 4.

29 Note 2 above.

30 Statement of Aug. 27, 1959, Overseas Press Services, Central Office of Information, London.