Which continent is the country of Egypt mostly in?

Egypt is mostly in Africa.

Most of Egypt lies in the northeastern corner of Africa, centered on the Nile Valley and the broad Nile Delta. The river links southern Egypt to the Mediterranean coast and has supported dense settlement in an otherwise largely desert country for thousands of years.

Egypt has a distinctive transcontinental feature: the Sinai Peninsula, east of the Suez Canal, is geographically part of Asia. Sinai accounts for only a small portion of Egypt’s total population and territory, so Africa remains the clear answer to a question asking where Egypt is mostly located.

The Suez Canal is often treated as the conventional boundary between African Egypt and Asian Sinai. This geography helps explain Egypt’s historical role as a bridge between North Africa, the eastern Mediterranean, and the Middle East.