El-Karma Sheikh Zayed is a city in Egypt located in the north of the Nile Delta. It was first established in 1958 as an agricultural community and was later designated as a city in 1995. Located about 40 km north of Cairo, the city is known for its vibrant culture and close ties to ancient Egypt.

The city is home to many monuments from various eras, including the tomb of El-Karm Sheikh Zayed, who was a leader of Bedouins in the 19th century, and the El-Karma Mosque, which dates back to the 10th century. A number of archaeological sites have been discovered here, including the remains of an ancient temple and tombs of Egypt's Old and Middle Kingdoms.

The city is also a popular destination for tourists, who come to explore the city's historic sites and enjoy the unique cuisine of El-Karma. The city is full of restaurants, shops and cafes offering traditional Egyptian dishes as well as more modern favorites.

In addition to its rich historical and cultural heritage, El-Karma Sheikh Zayed is also considered an important industrial hub and is home to a number of factories and industrial parks. Although the city has suffered from economic hardship due