Ragheb Alama: Protecting artists is the organizers' responsibility

Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama made controversial statements during a meeting of the Musicians Syndicate, headed by artist Mustafa Kamel, regarding the kissing crisis that occurred at his recent concert on the North Coast. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Ragheb Alama's position in the embarrassing situation

Ragheb Alama said that he has made it a habit to never embarrass his fans under any circumstances, even if the situation puts him in a state of shame or embarrassment, stressing that the responsibility falls on concert organizers who must protect artists from such situations.

The Musicians Syndicate's decision to suspend Ragheb Alama

Last July, Mustafa Kamel, head of the Musicians Syndicate, issued a statement announcing that Ragheb Alama had been suspended from performing in Egypt and summoned for investigation following the events at his recent concert.

Mustafa Kamel criticizes the behavior at the party

Mustafa Kamel criticized what he described as "disgraceful behavior" that violates Egyptian customs, traditions, and societal values, noting that Egypt's theaters have always been a place for high-class art, not for hugs, kisses, or uncontrolled innuendo. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

The union's actions against the artist and the concert

Mustafa Kamel confirmed that the Syndicate decided to summon Ragheb Alama for investigation and suspend his work permit in Egypt until the investigation is completed. The Chamber of Tourism Establishments was also contacted to take action against the owner of the venue that hosted the party, and to consider the incident a deliberate violation of Egyptian values and customs.