95% of the country is desert, how can this country feed 100 million people?

Fertile land is important to everyone, however, there are countries with large areas but very little usable land, and the ancient Egyptian civilization was exactly like that.

In the vast territory of Egypt, 95% is covered by desert , and the area that is truly suitable for human living and working accounts for less than 5% of the country's land area. In the case of yellow sand and severe drought, a great river that gave birth to ancient Egyptian civilization is on the verge of extinction - that is the Nile .

Of Egypt's vast territory, 95% is covered by desert.

The Nile River is the longest river in the world, stretching across the entire territory of Egypt from south to north, giving birth to ancient Egyptian civilization, causing the population and cities to concentrate on both sides of the river, making it the most fertile in Egypt.

Egypt's population has exploded over the past few decades , making it the most populous country in the Arab world. This can truly be called a disaster for such a dry country.

Overpopulation leads to uneven distribution of resources, and how to solve the resource problem has become a top priority for the Egyptian government. They develop oases, import large amounts of food crops, and sell very affordable food to the poor to help them fight hunger .

To ease the crisis of overcrowding in the capital, the Egyptian government announced that the capital will be moved from Cairo to the new city , this is the first time in a thousand years that Egypt has moved its capital. The country occupied by yellow sand is also using its own power to create an oasis where people can live.