The 57th edition of the Carthage International Festival in Tunisia came to a close on Saturday with a concert by Egyptian singer Mohammed Hamaki. The festival, which began on July 14, featured 26 performances, including 15 Tunisian shows and the rest from Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon, and Morocco. Hamaki's performance was his first appearance at the festival, and he delighted fans with hits such as "Wahda Wahda," "Ma Balash," "Edhak," and "7obet El Mawa'ed" over the course of two hours. He expressed his joy and appreciation for the Tunisian audience during a speech, thanking them for their support and love throughout his career. Other performers at the festival included Tunisian singers Saber Rebaï and Latifa, Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama, Syrian singer Nassif Zeytoun, and Egyptian singers Ahmed Saad and Mohammed Hamaki.