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Sources denied what was published that Lebanese singer Nawal Al Zoghbi has been deceived by Egyptian producer Yasser Zayed who signed a contract with her to participate in a singing party during the latest season of Eid Al-Adha on September 3 in the Egyptian resort of Sharm Al-Sheikh.
The sources revealed that the concert was cancelled as Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism did not issue the necessary licenses to hold the party in the Egyptian resort of Sharm Al Sheikh.
The sources said, in a statement to “Muslimchronicle”, that the organizers were serious in dealing with her since the beginning, saying that they have not faced any challenges in this regard.
They denied what was published over the difference between the Lebanese singer and the organizer, saying that the singer will participate in the concert scheduled to be held in Sharm Al-Sheikh. They stressed that the producer was keen to honor his commitments with the singer.
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