Damietta

Damietta is a city in northern Egypt, situated at the delta of the Nile River, near the Mediterranean Sea. It has a rich history dating back to ancient times and has been an important port for trade. Known for its economy based on agriculture, especially rice and cotton, Damietta is also famous for its furniture manufacturing. The city is culturally significant, with historic architecture and a blend of various influences due to its strategic location. Additionally, Damietta played a role during the Crusades, serving as a battleground for control over the region.