Majida El Roumi bows in appreciation to the Moroccan flag at the closing ceremony of Mawazine.

Lebanese artist Majida El Roumi closed the 20th edition of the Mawazine Festival in Morocco, held this year under the theme "Rhythms of the World." El Roumi gave an enchanting evening at the Mohammed V Theater, attended by thousands of fans who welcomed her with warm applause and great enthusiasm.

Immortal songs and remarkable audience interaction She started the concert with the song “Mily Ya Helwa Mily,” followed by a selection of her masterpieces, including “Khodni Habibi,” “Aynak Layal Sayfiya,” “Esma’ Qalbi,” and “Kalimat,” in addition to “Kun Siddiq” and “I’tazalt El-Gharam.” She also delighted the audience with a performance of classical Arabic pieces and famous Moroccan songs, including “Alash Ya Ghazali” and “Bint Baladi,” which made the concert even more heartwarming and intimate for the audience.

A touching shot and respect for the Moroccan flag The evening witnessed a touching moment when Majida El Roumi bowed in respect to the Moroccan flag she was carrying on stage, and asked her band members, led by maestro Lubnan Baalbaki, to stand in appreciation, a scene that expressed her great love for Morocco and its people.

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Greetings of love and good wishes to the Moroccan people. Before bidding farewell to the audience, Al Roumi addressed a loving speech, saying, “From Lebanon, we bring you heartfelt greetings, from our people and our families, and from the laughter of a people who believe in life and sow joy with an unbreakable will.” She added, “My sincere wishes to the beloved people of Morocco and to every Arab country dear to our hearts. May God continue to bless us with the blessings of good days and security.”