A Mezze: A Fishy Business in Port Said

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Egyptians traditionally celebrate Sham Enessim, the country’s pharaonic spring holiday, by eating faseekh, a fermented mullet. But in the weeks prior to this year’s holiday, which fell on May 6, the price of seafood shot up 180 percent. In Port Said, where seafood is generally an affordable staple protein, the price hikes hit especially hard.

Salmah Elmasry, "A Fishy Business in Port Said," CSIS, July 30, 2024.

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