In this interview, Timothy E. Kaldas, the Deputy Director at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy, talks about the effects of the current war in Gaza on Egypt’s economy. The Suez Canal has experienced significant disruptions, particularly due to Houthi assaults on maritime vessels, leading to decreased shipping activities. Furthermore, the tourism sector has seen a downturn, affecting revenue and employment opportunities. Nonetheless, Kaldas points out that Egypt’s economic concerns extend far beyond these issues.