The Nile Delta occupies the extreme northern part of the Nile Valley in Egypt. It is located in the tectonically unstable shelf of the northern Africa and Mediterranean or the mobile belt which is marked by a complex subsurface structural framework. The present study aims to determine the recent crystal movement parameters along the Nile Delta using the Global Positioning System (GPS) measurements. To achieve this mission, a GPS network consisting of thirteen geodetic stations has been established along the Nile Delta area. GPS measurements have been collected continuously from 2012 to 2014. The result of the data analysis indicates that the velocity of the GPS stations including the African Plate motion is between 25 to 37 mm/year taking the northeast direction which is consistent with the African plate movement direction. Moreover, there is a subsidence occurred along the Nile Delta.