The Egyptian Administrative Court ruled in favor of singer Haifa Wehbe in her lawsuit against the Musicians’ Syndicate, issuing a decision to halt the syndicate’s ruling that denied her permission to perform in Egypt, and fully canceling the contested decision, while obliging the administrative body to cover expenses and attorney fees.

Haifa Wehbe had filed the lawsuit after being surprised by the syndicate’s decision, which prevented her from holding concerts in Egypt without legal grounds, prior investigation, or hearing her statements. The court deemed the decision an abuse of authority that unfairly restricted her artistic activity.

During the session on November 16, 2025, lawyer Sherif Hafez represented Haifa Wehbe, submitting evidence proving her legal position and the invalidity of the syndicate’s decision. The court supported her stance and scheduled the final ruling for December 28, 2025, before issuing the conclusive judgment.

The court emphasized that the syndicate’s decision was tainted by misuse of authority, as it aimed not to protect the profession or public interest, but rather to limit the artist’s freedom and restrict her professional activity without legal justification.

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