The Suez Canal In 1307 AH, the amount of gum that entered Suez for transit was 100,000 kilograms. Previously, what entered Suez was considered Egyptian exports. However, in this year, it was imported.

A statement of Sudan's gum and its exports shows that exports increased by 1,000,000 kilograms compared to 1,000,000 kilograms in the year 1307 AH.

The decrease in exports is attributed to Germany and Austria. The following table shows the significant decrease in gum trade with these countries after the implementation of the new tariff in the month of Safar 1307 AH.

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As for the share of foreign countries in imports, England holds the first place with a share of 30%, followed by France with 20%, Germany with 17%, and Turkey with 15%. Italy's share is 5%.

England took 60% of the exports, followed by France with 7%, America with 4%, Germany with 3%, and Russia with 2%.

Attached to this report is a memorandum from His Excellency the Undersecretary of the Agency, which provides a clear statement of the trade between Great Britain and Egypt.

The Port of Suakin (1) In 1307 AH, the revenues of this port still amounted to 10,000 pounds, and the expenses amounted to 10,000 pounds in the year 1307 AH, which corresponds to 1307 AH.