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Egypt remains vulnerable to global shipping disruptions

The geopolitical situation in the Red Sea area has continued to deteriorate, leading to significant shipping disruptions in the Suez Canal.

According to the UNCTAD report, as of early 2024, the crisis that began in November 2023 has resulted in a notable decline in Suez Canal revenues by about 40%, significantly affecting Egypt’s financial stability.


 

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