Cairo University has published the Nile Bond between its students and staff members to urge them to sign the Nile Bond that aims at the River Nile conservation. The bond’s text is as the following:
Due to fierce attack against the River Nile, the lifeblood of the Egyptians, and the gift of their presence, and out of respect for Egypt’s constitution, which recognizes the state's commitment to River Nile protection and the preservation of Egypt’s historical rights associated with it, and the rationalization of benefiting from it without wasting its water or contaminating it, emphasizing the right of every citizen in enjoying the River Nile, without abusing it, therefore, I declare joining the “Nile Guards” Committee to protect the river from any infringement. I perform a popular role of censorship, I follow-up the Nile affairs, and participate in raising the awareness of citizens within the National Campaign for the River Nile Protection, and I swear not to contaminate or infringe on it.
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