How did Asala Nasri respond to the campaigns to cancel her concert in Egypt?

A wide controversy arose in Egypt, after the announcement of the artist Asala's concert at the Museum of Civilizations, and the audience launched a hashtag to cancel the concert, and demanded that the Syrian artist be replaced by Egyptian artists, given the association of this place with the culture of the Egyptians.

And between supporters and opponents on social media, the debate intensified, so that Asala broke her silence, commenting on a tweet that welcomed her presence in Egypt, saying, "I have increased Egypt's fame and glory, and it has only added new love for the great Egypt."

Faiq Hassan, the artist's husband, Asala, commented on her upcoming concert in Cairo, through his personal account on the social networking site "Twitter".

Faeq Hassan wrote: “It will be the most beautiful party in the great mother of the world, Egypt.”

Yesterday evening, the administration of the National Museum of Civilization commented on calls to cancel the concert of the Syrian star in an ancient museum in the Egyptian capital, through an official statement published on its Facebook account. Primarily in the museum, but in the Cairo Lake adjacent to the museum, which is not subject to the authority of the museum in any way.

She called on the museum's management not to include the museum's name in any news related to the Syrian artist's concert by the organizers or any other person or body.

Earlier, Asala excited her followers through her account on "Instagram" for the ceremony, with a post in which she revealed the date and place, indicating that the ceremony was organized by her son Khaled, which was met with this controversy that we monitored.