Blaming organizers
Hatem apologized for not singing in a party in Tunisia
Hatem apologized for not singing in a party in Tunisia
Rabat - Zeinab Al Qaderi
Moroccan singer Hatem Amoor apologized for his Tunisian fans against the backdrop of the cancellation of his third party in Tunis, blaming “M T Production” for the decision to cancel the party. He added that the company did not honor its financial commitment to him.
He added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that he cancelled the party before its launch by only two hours because of the failure of the organizing company to honor its commitment. Sources revealed that the decision came because of his previous failure in previous festivals.
The sources revealed that his failure participation in a number of previous festival pushed the organizers to offer to pay the half of party’s profits to the Moroccan singer who refused the offer and decided not to participate in the party.
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