Damietta is a city located in northern Egypt, situated at the Nile Delta's eastern branch. It is known for its strategic position along the Mediterranean Sea, making it an important port city for trade and commerce. The city has a rich history, with roots dating back to ancient times, and it has been influenced by various cultures throughout the centuries. The economy of Damietta is primarily based on fishing, agriculture, and furniture manufacturing. The region is famous for its high-quality Damietta furniture, which is crafted from local wood. Additionally, the city is home to several historical sites, including ancient mosques and churches, reflecting its diverse cultural heritage.