After his visit to the Syndicate, Ragheb Alama prepares a surprise for his Egyptian fans.

After leaving the Musicians Syndicate headquarters in Cairo, Lebanese star Ragheb Alama surprised his fans by posting a photo of himself with music distributor Amr El Khodary on his official Instagram account, confirming that he is currently busy preparing new songs that are expected to impress his fans.

Production studio and stills from the preparations Amr El-Khodary shared several photos of Alama in the studio, writing, "The great star Ragheb Alama graced my day today. We're preparing some very important songs. I hope you like them." The photos showcase the creative atmosphere and intense preparations for the new project.

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Ragheb visits the union and explains the situation Ragheb's visit to the Syndicate came after he was summoned for investigation following the controversy sparked by a video clip from his recent concert on the North Coast. During the meeting, Alama expressed his complete respect for the Syndicate and its head, Mustafa Kamel, stressing that the Syndicate represents an important artistic home for him despite his not being a member. He jokingly said, "If the head had told me he missed me, I would have come immediately. There shouldn't have been an investigation... They honored me with sweets and coffee." He also denied any dispute, considering what happened a mere misunderstanding, emphasizing the deep relationship between him, Egyptian art, and the Egyptian people.

The captain's responses and the background to the crisis For his part, Mustafa Kamel described the meeting as friendly and fruitful, praising Alama's spirit of cooperation and considering his stance as evidence of his respect for Egyptian art and its laws. This crisis comes after the syndicate's decision last July to suspend Ragheb Alama from performing in Egypt pending an investigation, following the circulation of clips from his concert on the North Coast that were deemed a violation of Egyptian customs and traditions. The Chamber of Tourism Establishments was also contacted to review the position of the venue hosting the concert.