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Hi there @omercohen,
I believe that right before the Access denied; statement, you should have an Error Number followed by the exact line in the .sql file which is causing this error. Usually, it should look something like this:
ERROR 1227 (42000) at line 123: Access denied; ...
What you could do is open the .sql file on that line and remove the SET @@SESSION. or the SET @@GLOBAL. statements or comment them out with --. Then you should be able to run the import as normal.
Feel free to share the exact line from the .sql dump which is causing the problem here and I could try to advise you further.
Regards, Bobby