Egyptian River Transport

Egyptian river transport primarily revolves around the Nile River, a vital waterway for trade and communication in ancient and modern Egypt. Historically, boats like feluccas and dahabiyas were used to carry goods and people, enabling trade between cities and facilitating agricultural irrigation. The Nile served as a natural highway, connecting various regions and supporting the economy. In modern times, river transport still plays a role, with cargo ships moving goods along the Nile, maintaining its significance for transportation and commerce in Egypt. The river remains central to the cultural and economic life of the country.