Yasmine Abdel Aziz in a new campaign for “Vodafone”

The artist, Yasmine Abdel Aziz, published on her Instagram account a promo of her new advertising campaign for Vodafone, in cooperation with the popular song star, singer Abdel Basset Hamouda.

Yasmine Abdel Aziz's new promo Yasmine Abdel Aziz commented on the promo, saying: “From now on, I will not do anything other than what I want to do soon.”

In the details, the artist Yasmine excited her followers with this video, as the audience expressed their admiration for the promo, commenting: Moon, monster of the universe, the best thing is to overcome the negatives and succeed professionally. Success, God willing.

As for the style that Yasmine adopted in Pomo, it is far from a completely calm style, as Yasmine appeared in a somewhat bold style, wearing an amount of chains and rings with black glasses.

Yasmine Abdel Aziz talks about her beginning with advertisements in “Her Excellency” It is noteworthy that the artist Yasmine Abdel Aziz was the guest of the “Her Excellency” program with Esaad Younes a very short time ago, and Yasmine spoke about her beginning with advertisements, saying: “I was focused in my head that I wanted to remain in need and have money and be successful, and when I entered the advertisement business, I I am 12 years old. My mother used to come with me to photograph, and I was the one who agreed on everything and the money, and I was the one who said, “What exactly will I do in an advertisement?”

She continued, "I started advertising when I was 12 years old. I used to love watching advertisements and looking at girls. I used to sit and imitate them and act like them. When I felt myself in need, I always needed to imagine myself in the need I needed."

She continued, Glory be to God, there was a friend of my mother’s name, Dina, who worked in an advertising company, and she was the reason, after God, that I started in advertising, because when she saw me, she suggested that I work in advertising, so I told her, “Oh, of course. My mother agreed, but my father and my older brother did not agree.”