In the second part of his exclusive interview on Agmad 7 with Gihan Abdallah, aired on Nogoum FM on 18 December, Egyptian star Mohamed Ramadan offered deeper insight into his personal philosophy, artistic journey and expanding global presence. Speaking openly, Ramadan said his relationship with people remains his greatest source of strength. &ldquo;My relationships with people are my true wealth,&rdquo; he said, adding that genuine interaction with fans helps him overcome fatigue and pressure, and gives meaning to his success. He went on to discuss his upcoming international collaboration with Lara Trump, saying he initially believed the proposal was a spoof rather than a serious offer. Ramadan explained that it was only after receiving the track that he realised the project was genuine. The romantic song, set to be filmed at the White House, will mark Trump&rsquo;s first appearance in a music video and is scheduled for release on 22 January 2026, shortly after his concert at Madison Square Garden in New York. He described performing at the venue as a long-held dream, calling it &ldquo;the greatest arena in the world,&rdquo; and said the project is supported by Live Nation America following his appearance at Coachella. According to Ramadan, the partnership will lead to an international tour, which he described as a first of its kind for an Arab artist. Ramadan also shared his excitement about performing the African Cup of Nations anthem, which blends Arabic and Nigerian lyrics. He said the project reflects the close connection between football and music, and spoke with pride about representing both Egypt and the African continent on a major stage. On public life, Ramadan said artists must carefully choose what they share, citing Abdel Halim Hafez as an example of honesty without excess. He stressed that authenticity is essential to maintaining trust with his audience, whom he repeatedly described as family. Discussing faith, Ramadan said his spiritual life remains largely private, describing Umrah as a deeply personal experience. He recalled being moved by fans who told him, &ldquo;We are with you, and God is with you,&rdquo; calling it one of the most powerful expressions of support he has received. Reflecting on 2025, Ramadan said opening the African Cup of Nations ceremony was among the most meaningful moments of his career, describing it as recognition from his continent and confirmation that he is &ldquo;on the right path.&rdquo; He also spoke about his daily routine, family life and desire for constant growth, saying his children are his main source of motivation. Despite his international reach, he noted that most of his global music projects continue to be produced in Egypt. Turning to cinema, Ramadan expressed strong pride in his upcoming film Assad, which he described as a fully realized cinematic project. After the television series Gaafar ElOmda , he said he made a deliberate decision to focus on film, which allows for deeper immersion in a single role. Assad tells the story of a Black hero confronting love, injustice and slavery, and reflects Ramadan&rsquo;s ambition to connect Egyptian cinema with global audiences, inspired by the legacy of Omar El-Sharif. Looking ahead, Ramadan hinted at a forthcoming album and concluded the interview with a message to fans, saying their support remains his driving force. &ldquo;If you think of me 20%, I&rsquo;m thinking of you 200%,&rdquo; he said.

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