Due to financial differences
Fares Karam withdraw from “Stars on Board”
Lebanese singer Fares Karam
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Sources revealed that Lebanese singer Fares Karam withdrew from participation in “Stars on Board” scheduled to be organized in Australia due to financial differences between the Lebanese singer and the organizers.
The sources revealed that a certain amount has been agreed upon, while this amount changed after the crisis that has hit some of the financiers, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and Walid Al-Ibrahim, owner of MBC channels.
The sources added that Karam will travel to America in February for a tour there before releasing his new album, Rotana.
The Lebanese singer announced weeks ago his participation in the event, as he published on his social media accounts video footages confirming his participation, while he decided to withdraw from the event later.
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