This paper aims to shed light on a broader transformation to sustainable blue economy by focusing on the role of “sustainable fisheries" in achieving food security. To fulfil this aim, firstly, it presents a comparative analysis of experiences of Indonesia, India and China whom their governments designed a framework and are getting benefits from the blue economy and are guaranteeing means of sustainable fisheries which is reflected positively on food security. Secondly, it performed reduced applied econometric model using multiple linear heteroskedasticity regression model from 2012 till 2022 in Egypt. It concludes that adopting sustainable fisheries in Egypt is a promising sector by enabling blue economy whereby reflections of these appeared on food security and serves at the end for guaranteeing food security for future generations. Finally, it proposes long-term food security strategy by enabling blue economy and addressing sustainable fisheries in Egypt through providing an action plan.