By building near the river, people had easy access to water for drinking and irrigation, essential for sustaining life and cultivating crops ... food security for the population. Today, the Nile ...

In the agricultural heartland of Egypt, along the fertile banks of the Nile, one of the year’s most significant harvests is ...

To learn about the pharaohs and their gods, and how ancient civilizations were shaped by the Nile River. But there was ... only one restaurant on board, the food is excellent — and the staff ...

Cruising leisurely down the Nile River is one of the most popular tourist ... so make sure you’ll be happy with the food and amenities. Do shop around, though, because there are bargains to ...

Sayed Abuel-Ezz has seen his crops wither from seawater before ... Situated on Egypt's northern coast on the Mediterranean, the Nile River Delta is one of the world's three most vulnerable ...

crops and fisheries can result in a win-win situation." Co-author Dr Mohammed Basheer, Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, added: "In the Nile Basin, energy-river basin benefit ...

On a now-dried-up arm of the Nile River called the Khufu branch ... The Nile was a vital resource not only for transportation, but for food, land for farming, and water for ancient Egypt, explains ...

I’m glad I did—partly because I traveled on the AmaLilia, Ama Waterways’ new Nile river vessel shortly after ... anyway), and the food and drinks had a regional focus. As a Muslim country ...

crops and fisheries can result in a win-win situation.” University of Toronto civil and mineral engineer Prof. Mohammed Basheer and a coauthor added that in the Nile Basin, energy-river basin ...