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Actor Mustafa Khater received recognition at the Hurghada Youth Cinema Festival, where he discussed his admiration for veteran actor Adel Imam and confirmed his role in the upcoming drama series "Nelly and Sherihan 2" for Ramadan broadcast. Internationally, Egyptian actress Caroline Azmi garnered attention at the Venice Film Festival closing ceremony, while domestic cultural programs expand across provinces and academic institutions.
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Mustafa Khater at Hurghada Youth Cinema Festival — The actor described Adel Imam as "the greatest artist and an unrepeatable phenomenon" during a panel session organized by screenwriter Mohamed Al-Bassousi. Khater confirmed his casting in "Nelly and Sherihan 2," slated for the upcoming Ramadan television season.Caroline Azmi at Venice Film Festival — The Egyptian actress attracted attention at the festival's closing ceremony, wearing a gold feathered gown designed by fashion designer Christina Kyrieeva. She attended one of cinema's most prominent international events during its recent edition.Singer Mona discusses career hiatus and religious choice — The artist behind the song "Tell Me and Vent" revealed details about her withdrawal from entertainment in recent years and her decision to wear the hijab, citing a spiritual dream during Ramadan as part of her personal journey.Cairo 2026 African Universities Games cultural program — Concurrent with sporting competitions, art and heritage workshops continue at the twelfth edition of the games, including twelve traditional craft sessions hosted by Ain Shams University as part of broader cultural programming.Bahaa Sultan returns to perform in Tunisia — The artist performed at Carthage Festival in Tunisia, marking his first return to headline concerts in the country after a 23-year absence.Coming Up:
The fifth edition of the "Performance Arts" festival launches tomorrow at the Academy of Arts, organized by the Higher Institute of Folk Arts student union on Nehad Seleha Theatre stage. Abu Dhabi's International Book Fair opens tomorrow with approximately 1,500 events and participation from 95 countries.