China’s GERD Leverage: Can Beijing Broker a Deal Between Egypt and Ethiopia?
China possesses a broad network of geopolitical and economic interests in the Horn of Africa, giving it significant and direct leverage over Ethiopia. While Beijing traditionally avoids taking sides in regional disputes, its growing influence could position it as a potential mediator.
The question remains whether China can use its leverage to help Egypt and Ethiopia reach a resolution on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Source: Modern Diplomacy · Modern Diplomacy
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