Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan is preparing for a new concert in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where he is completing the concert rehearsals. Ramadan appeared in a video during the concert rehearsals, training on the performances of his songs, including "Come Baby Come" and "Ya Habibi" and others. Last week, he performed a concert in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with a large audience as part of the "Gamer's Season" events, a major gathering for electronic games, sports, and gaming enthusiasts from around the world, held in the Saudi capital, Riyadh. Ramadan is also preparing to release his latest song titled "Arabi" in collaboration with the American rap star Future, produced by Universal Music America. The song was filmed in a music video format, with music by the Lebanese artist Massari. Ramadan's concerts in Saudi Arabia are part of the famous summer events in the Kingdom, where many Arab and international artists perform. It is expected that thousands will attend the Ramadan concert in Jeddah, as he is currently one of the most famous Arab singers and enjoys wide popularity in all Arab countries. Ramadan has released many successful songs in recent years, becoming popular after his performance of the song "Number One". It is expected that Ramadan's concerts in Saudi Arabia will be popular with the audience, as he is one of the most popular artists in the region and has a wide following on social media. Meanwhile, Ramadan's latest film "Al-Zero" is currently showing in cinemas. The film revolves around "Hamza", nicknamed "Badragon", who has a sick child he is trying to cure, but his financial situation is difficult. The events then develop into him becoming one of the wealthy by entering the world of human organ trade.