Superstar Ragheb Alama took the Porto Sokhna Music Festival to its peak with a two-hour concert at the Polo Stadium in Porto Sokhna. The night was organized and produced by Yasser El-Hariry and Amazon Entertainments, with Cairo 24 as media sponsor, and it also marked the launch of Egypt's first Polo Resort, in front of thousands of Egyptian and Arab guests.

From Hanover to Porto Sokhna by helicopter

Ragheb came straight from a big concert for the Arab community in Hanover, Germany. To make it on time, a helicopter flew him from Cairo Airport directly to Porto Sokhna.

Fire and drones over the stadium

DJ Amr SO opened the night with electronic sets and remixes. Then fireworks artist Ahmed Essam, known as the first in his field in Egypt and the Arab world, staged a Hollywood-style fire show, followed by hundreds of lit drones drawing moving pictures over the stadium and finishing with the words “THIS IS EGYPT” across the sky.

Four decades of hits

Ragheb opened with a message congratulating Egypt and the Arab world on the anniversary of the October victory, and the crowd answered with chants of “Tahya Masr”. For about two hours he moved through the classics, explained and sang Mazagiya in both Egyptian and Lebanese dialects, and closed the circle with his newest releases, Keda Keda and Jnoun, both riding high on the digital platforms.

A year of milestones

The concert caps a strong year for Ragheb: an honour at the Murex d'Or 2026 for “Four Decades of Continuity and Stardom”, and a performance at the Timitar International Festival in Morocco in front of more than 350,000 people. On stage he thanked everyone behind the night, and especially his friend Yasser El-Hariry, with whom he has shared a long run of successful concerts in Egypt.

Egypt University of Informatics (EUI) welcomed its new students with a night of rap and street music at Knowledge City in the New Administrative Capital, headlined by Marwan Moussa and Nasser. The party was organized by producer Yasser El-Hariry, with Cairo 24 as media sponsor, and played to a full-capacity crowd.

Nasser opens, with a guest from Jordan

Nasser started the night with a run of his biggest songs and had thousands of students on their feet. Midway through his set, Jordanian rapper Zaid Khaled joined him on stage for their hit duet Hassis Beek.

Marwan Moussa closes, with Afroto

Marwan Moussa took over for the closing set with his newest tracks and the songs the crowd knew by heart. Then came the second surprise of the night: Afroto walked on stage to perform Brazili we Asmar with him, and sang his new song Haqiba with the students.

Built to international live standards

Behind the show was a full live production: organized by Yasser El-Hariry, with lighting by Walid El-Hariry, the stage by Tamer Fawzy and fireworks by Ahmed Gamal.

Every ticket for Sherine Abdel Wahab's concert at Porto Golf El Alamein sold out ahead of the night, making it a full-house show before the doors even opened. The concert is produced by Yasser El-Hariry, with Cairo 24 as media sponsor, as part of the Alamein summer season, which brings together the biggest names in Egyptian and Arab music.

A night fans were waiting for

Fans are expecting a highly interactive evening that moves between the songs that defined Sherine's career and her newest work. Cairo 24 links the rush for tickets to her wide popularity and to her recent return to live concerts.

Ready to meet her audience

In a separate interview with Cairo 24, Yasser El-Hariry said Sherine was ready to meet her audience and could sing three days in a row, with her old songs and new ones alike. The site also reported that she had stepped up her rehearsals for the Porto Golf concert.

Tamer Ashour gave one of the biggest concerts of summer 2025 at Golf Porto New Alamein, as part of the Porto Beats events. Thousands of families and young fans of every age came out, more than the venue was built to hold. The concert was organized by producer Yasser El-Hariry, with Cairo 24 as media sponsor.

The arrival

Tamer arrived in a casual, stylish look, together with his manager Ayman Napoleon and his brother Asser Ashour.

Two hours of hits

He opened with Hekayat, and the cheering never stopped. The set ran through his best-known songs plus the ones fans called out for, in a night Cairo 24 described as nostalgic and romantic. After about two hours on stage, the crowd still would not let him go.

A huge crowd, without a single problem

Despite one of the largest crowds of the 2025 summer, the night passed without a single complaint. Tamer thanked his audience for their energy, and Yasser El-Hariry for an event of international standard, from the equipment to the security.