There are many to be sure. In addition to the city of Luxor we need to create an international tourist compound nearby the international highway we ve just mentioned. We could expand Upper Egypt governorates well into the Western Desert away from the mainstream of the Nile and away from ancient monuments and treasures. In the early ages of history, there ran numerous rivers and lakes in the area where the Western Desert now stands. The sands there were carried by the rivers and lakes in the south as waters ran on the way to the north.
Underground water is by no means decreasing.
On the contrary, there is plenty of water there. The problem is that when people dig their water wells, they dig at almost similar depths. This is why the complain. What happens is this. Another follows suite, and another, and another.