The River Nile is one of the most important rivers known globally, it is the longest river in the continent of Africa and it stems from the south and flows to the north, and stems from the Great Lakes in Central Africa and flows into the Mediterranean.

It supplies vast areas of African land with water because the Nile River basin includes 11 countries namely Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt.

The importance of the Nile River in being a stalk for all the agricultural lands of the country that is located on its banks, had it not been for the presence of the River Nile, it would have become desert wasteland, and it is also considered a means of transportation of goods through which ships and Steamships pass through to reach their destination.

And the fishing boats travel in it, because it has a huge fish wealth due to the diversity of marine animals that live in it. The people of the country that are on its banks depend on it for their livelihood, and some of them earn a living from the fishing profession depending on the Nile.

The countries of Egypt and Ethiopia depend on the water of the Nile River to meet their needs. Egypt is one of the agricultural countries. The majority of the Egyptian population lives around the Nile Valley and most of them are farmers and depend on the Nile water to grow their crops. in the last period.