Anthony Skinner: Egypt’s Approach to Conflict in Sudan: a Simmering Crisis

Amid the ongoing armed conflict in Sudan, a stream of incoming Sudanese migrants is placing Egypt’s infrastructure under increased pressure. The question now, is how Egypt’s economic, political and security landscape will fare.

“The heavy influx of Sudanese migrants, the potential threat of cross-border incursions by armed groups, and reinforced water security fears have all been intensified by the conflict next door”.

Read more from Marlow Global Director of Research, Anthony Skinner in the Fikra Forum: https://lnkd.in/dRyCvw8T

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