The Suez Canal: The Past, Present and Future

The Suez Canal is one of the world's first artificial canals used for trade and travel. This article will show us the history, today's canal and future plans. Construction of the canal dates back to 1854. Go back to the time when Sasaha's Egyptian governor was convinced of French diplomats and engineers Ferdinand de La Spez to support the construction of the canal. The idea was to build a canal in the 100 - mile desert connecting the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. A few years later in 1858, a new company was established, known as the Egyptian Suez Canal Company owned by the Egyptians and the French.

The Suez Canal, 193.30 km (120 miles) in length, opened in November 1869 and is an artificial sea surface channel in Egypt. The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Suez Bay and is one of the most used transportation companies in the world, so it is a very important canal in the world of sea transport. The canal separates Asia from the Asian continent and is the shortest route between Europe and the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific border. The Suez Canal is regarded as a sea route that has been open to ships of all countries to promote the continuation of maritime trading operations, regardless of the conflict in the world.

The Panama Canal and the Suez Canal are probably the two greatest achievements in ocean history over the past several centuries, which is more important worldwide. The Panama Canal crosses the strait of Panama and is a channel connecting the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, about 51 miles in length (World Book Encyclopedia, Panama Canal). The Suez Canal is a narrow artificial waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea with a length of about 118 miles (World Book Encyclopedia, Suez Canal). These two canals have obviously influenced our world, but the Suez Canal stands out in our head. The Suez Canal carries more ships a year than Panama, and it does not have a lock. Another reason why I chose the Suez Canal as a global canal is that the completed canal is longer than the Panama Canal and it costs about $ 280 million.

Victory and disaster of the Suez Canal: Evaluation of international conspiracy and creation of the work of engineering Epic of Suez Canal, which changes the flow of world trade. Egypt can dominate its economy and government by overcoming the recession around canal buildings. Golden Emperor Mansa Musa: Traveled with Musa of Emperor Timbuktu of Timbuktu in the 14th century and traveled to Mejca's historic pilgrimage site. Keep track of how his huge personal money consumption ruined the Egyptian economy and how he created one of the most important ancient wisdom archives in history