Friday 14/November/2025 – 08:22 PM
International tennis player Anwar Al-Kamouni revealed the behind-the-scenes of his residency Grand Ball The Royal Royal Highness, starting with his international endeavor to host Egypt for this historic event under the patronage of Albert II, Prince of Monaco, as part of the activities of the Global Givers of Hope campaign in which most European countries participate, passing through the internal arrangements in Egypt, and concluding with the great success of the majestic celebration ceremony at Abdeen Palace, which reflected an honorable image of Egypt globally.
Anwar Al-Kamouni: The success of the Royal Grand Ball at Abdeen Palace reflects an honorable image of Egypt internationally
Al-Kamouni, the founder and inspiration of the International Hope Givers Campaign, confirmed in press statements that the role of the campaign participants, whether in Egypt or the participating European countries, aims to enhance the status that Egypt deserves before the countries of the world.
The Drama Hall of the Opera City of Arts and Culture in the New Capital witnessed the closing ceremony of the activities of the International Givers of Hope campaign and honoring the partners of success, in the presence of the makers and guests of the Royal Grand Ball, including princes, stars and celebrities from various countries of Europe and Asia, in addition to a number of artists, media figures and celebrities in Egypt.
The great star, Safaa Abu Al-Saud, artistic director of the International Givers of Hope campaign, participated in reviving the closing ceremony, where she presented a number of musical performances that ignited the enthusiasm of the audience, including the song “We achieve the impossible and the dream has its journey completed,” with the participation of the Italian Frederico Martello, the greatest operatic voice in Europe, and the Hollywood star Arika Butchenko, the heroine of the James Bond film series.
The President of the Grand Ball, soprano Delia Grasse, UNICEF Ambassador, performed an operatic song that won the admiration of the audience.
