Ash Sharqīyah, also known as Sharqia, is a governorate located in the northeastern part of Egypt. It is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north and is characterized by its rich agricultural land, primarily due to the Nile River irrigation. The capital of Ash Sharqīyah is the city of Zagazig, which serves as a significant administrative and commercial center in the region.
The governorate is well-known for its agricultural production, particularly in crops such as rice, cotton, and various fruits and vegetables. Its fertile land contributes to Egypt's economy, making Ash Sharqīyah an essential area for food production. The region's economy is heavily reliant on agriculture, and it provides substantial employment opportunities for the local population.
In addition to agriculture, Ash Sharqīyah has a rich history, with numerous archaeological sites that reflect Egypt's ancient civilization. The governorate is home to several historical landmarks and beautiful landscapes, attracting tourists interested in exploring both its natural beauty and cultural heritage.
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