At the beginning of the thirtieth session of the festival was the most important paragraph in which the minister played. Fountain Theater Opera House.

Enas Abdel-Dayem was the head of the wind instrument and rhythm department Conservatory He was a member of the Cairo Symphony Orchestra before being appointed President of the Egyptian Opera House in 2012 and later Minister of Culture in 2018..

The opening ceremony of the festival honored 19 personalities who contributed to the enrichment of art life in Egypt and the Arab region, including a Saudi singer. Abadi Al Johar And Lebanese singer Marwan Gauri, Sudanese musician Mohammed al-Amin and Iraqi Khan Furat Kathuri Egyptian musician Hisham Naseeh and Egyptian poet Medat al-Adl.

The ceremony also honored my name as a musician Jamal Salameh (1945-2021) Violinist Apto Dakar (1936-2021) who dedicated this year’s session to their souls.

Along with the Cairo concert, the festival’s activities began with a concert by Lebanese singer Assi El-Heleni at Bibliotheca Alexandrina, with the Al-Hafni group, led by Maestro Ahmed Amar, and the participation of Nihat Bati. Hosam Hosni and Nevin Raqab..

Earlier, two art exhibitions were opened LiteracyThe first artists Ahmed Ibrahim and Makram Ibrahim have teamed up at Sala Tahar Hall, while the second Ziyat Bakhir Hall is a mixed group..

The ceremony program includes this session 33 A concert and concert with the participation of artists from ten countries, in addition to the Egyptian Opera House and Arab bands.

Sameera Syed from Morocco, Jannat and Ayub Tijani, Saber Al-Rubai from Tunisia, Muhammad Asaf from Palestine, Hammam Ibrahim from Iraq, Asala Nasri, Fay Yunan, Wad Al-Bahri from Syria and many more are the most popular singers in the field. . , Ziat Burji, Chad Ramadan and Makhta El Rumi from Lebanon.

And from Egypt Ali al-Hajjar Mehta Saleh, Mohammad Al-Hello, Honey Shaker, Afaf Radi, Nadia Mustafa, Reham Abdel Hakim, Marwa Naji, Yasser Sulaiman, Ayat Farooq, Mohammad Rashad, Carmen Sulaiman and Mohammad Mohsin.

The event will feature concerts by musician Omar Khairat, Hessa Sharara, Abdel Halim Nuwara Band for Arabic Music, Arab National Band, Tiffany Tigris from Iraq and Sultans of the Oman Band..

On November 7, the festival celebrates the centenary of the birth of a Lebanese artist Wadih El Safi (1921-2013) at a concert featuring Andoi Wadih al-Safi, Lebanese singer Moin Sharif and Egyptian singer Amira Ahmed..

Performances are held in large and small theaters, as well as at the Nafura Theater, the Comhouria Theater and the Arab Music Institute Theater at the opera’s headquarters, and at the Opera Theaters in Damanhur and Alexandria outside the capital..

Parallel to the festival, an Arabic music conference (musical instruments on contemporary Arabic musical creativity) will be held with the participation of researchers from Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. Kuwait, Bahrain and Sudan.