Tamer Hosny Ignites the Atmosphere at the British University in Shorouk During 20th Anniversary Celebration
Tamer Hosny energizes the end-of-year celebration at the British University in Shorouk, marking its 20th anniversary.
The campus of the British University in Egypt (BUE) in Shorouk witnessed a grand celebration marking the end of the academic year and the university’s 20th anniversary. “Mega Star” Tamer Hosny ignited the students’ excitement with a massive concert that combined dazzling lights, artistic performances, and fireworks.
From the very first moment, the atmosphere was electric. The event organizer, Mostafa Abou Deshish, welcomed Tamer Hosny alongside his brother, producer Hossam Hosny, and his manager, DJ Tamer Yehia. As Tamer took to the stage performing a show-stopping opening number, fireworks by artist Ahmed Essam lit up the sky, turning the concert area into a magical canvas of sound and color.
Unforgettable Moments Between Stars and Rising Talents
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
Scenes from Tamer Hosny’s Concert
After the fiery opening, Tamer entertained the crowd for nearly two hours with his most iconic hits, met with cheers and chants from the students. One of the evening’s highlights was the surprise appearance of actor Mohamed Tharwat, who joined Tamer to perform “El Maqass” (The Scissors) from their upcoming film “Restart.” Tharwat’s signature smile at the end of the duet drew warm applause from the audience.
But it wasn’t just the musical performances that left an impression. Throughout the evening, Tamer received heartfelt gifts from the students — from flower bouquets to a hand-drawn portrait and a custom-designed T-shirt by a student brand. Clearly impressed, Tamer invited the young designer on stage and publicly expressed his support for the student’s small business, drawing enthusiastic applause.
A particularly touching moment came when young talent Jana took the spotlight, performing “Come Back to Me” with a powerful voice that stunned the audience — and even Tamer himself. The star rushed to the stage mid-performance to express his admiration, a graceful gesture reflecting his genuine support for emerging talents.
Tamer concluded the concert with words of gratitude to everyone involved in the event’s production, praising the high-level professionalism that brought the night to life.
By the end of the evening, the British University in Shorouk had clearly established itself as a true platform for nurturing talent and hosting top-tier artistic events — leaving students with unforgettable memories of a night filled with music, inspiration, and joy.
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