Beyond Tolls: Egypt Rethinks the Suez Canal for a Volatile Trade Era

The Suez Canal has long stood as one of the world’s most vital maritime arteries. For decades, its economic model has relied primarily on transit fees collected from vessels passing through its waters—a revenue stream that, while substantial, is inherently limited due to fluctuations in global shipping demand and competition from alternative routes.

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