A large number of 56 million-year-old fish fossils were discovered in an eastern Egyptian desert, showcasing that they were able to exist in seas with temperatures approaching 95 degrees Fahrenheit.

Egypt: Towards self-sufficiency in fish President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi inaugurated the Middle East’s largest fish-farming project in Port Said this week Ahmed Morsy , Wednesday 27 Jan 2021, ...

In 2020, Egypt produced almost two million tons of fish with a value of about LE50 billion, of which 80 per cent was produced through fish-farming,” Moselhi said.

A raccoon butterflyfish on a coral reef in Egypt's Red Sea. The vast majority of aquarium fish come from countries with known cyanide fishing problems. Jane Gould / Alamy The raccoon butterflyfish ...

Egyptian military bulldozers are digging through the sand along Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip in recent days, pressing ahead with what appears to be a renewed campaign to pressure Gaza’s ...

A cooperation agreement between Egypt’s General Authority for Fish Resources Development (GAFRD) and Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) inked in May sets a framework for ...

With more than 20 fish tanks featuring various species of the Red Sea fish including sharks, as well as a 24-meter-long underwater glass tunnel, Egypt's Hurghada Grand Aquarium has gained ...

How to farm fish in the Egyptian desert On an eight-acre aquaponics farm 20 miles west of Cairo, fish are making a splash – they are being used to grow crops sustainably.

Egypt’s annual fish production reached about 2m metric tons, with a self-sufficiency rate of about 85%, according to a report by the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation ...