How many native people were forced to relocate during the construction of the Aswan dam?

During the construction of the Aswan Dam in Egypt, approximately 100,000 native people, primarily from the Nubian community, were forcibly relocated. The dam's construction led to the flooding of their ancestral lands, resulting in significant cultural and social disruption. Many of those displaced faced challenges in resettlement and adaptation to new environments. The project sparked considerable controversy over its impact on the local population.