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Cairo - Arabstoday
Egyptian singer Mohamed Fouad said that he has cancelled all performances and will not present anything new due to his concern over the future of Egypt. Mohamed said that he will resume his career after the Egyptian Presidential Elections and a new president is elected. According to the London based ELaph, Mohamed said that he cannot take advantage of the current unstable conditions in Egypt by releasing a patriotic song. He also said that since the Egyptian January 25 Revolution he has been unable to fully concentrate on his career. Mohamed said that he will not reveal which presidential candidate he will vote for since it is a personal matter reserved for the voting booth. He respects all candidates running for President and thinks their agendas are good and aim to serve every citizen, added Mohamed.
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