As he demanded to participate in Opera
Hany refuses $30000 offer to sing in Damascus
Egyptian singer Hani Shaker
Cairo - Michal Hadad
Sources revealed that the Egyptian singer Hani Shaker has asked to change the course of his visit to Syria and sing in it, after it was agreed to sing during the Damascus International Fair.
According to the sources, the Egyptian singer requested to hold a special concert at the Syrian Opera House , As opposed to a financial allowance that differs from that previously negotiated.
They added that Shaker preferred not to take part in a passing party in the Damascus International Fair in return for $ 30 thousand despite the announcement of that step in the Syrian media, prompting organizers to lift his image of the ads that preceded the fair.
The Egyptian singer demanded $ 48 thousand in return for participating in Damascus International Fair, while he retreated as the organizers informed him that they cannot pay over $ 30 thousand, the offer that was refused by the Egyptian singer.
It is scheduled for the organizers to hos musical evening at the Opera House under the auspices of the Ministries of Culture and Tourism in Syria and in the presence of high-level figures in the Syrian state.
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