Lebanese artist Joseph Attieh delivered a remarkable concert on the South Stage during the 39th Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts, performing in front of a large, enthusiastic audience.

Attieh performed a selection of his most popular songs, which the crowd sang along to passionately, including "Ta’ab El Sho’q," "Baddallak," and "Lahza," alongside patriotic and traditional songs like "Ya Saad," creating an energetic and lively atmosphere.

The audience responded warmly, filling the venue with applause and cheers to express their deep affection for the artist. Attieh expressed his happiness to return to perform before the Jordanian audience after ten years, describing them as a "discerning and loving crowd."

Attieh’s participation is part of a series of artistic events at the festival that blend traditional Arabic music with contemporary arts, aiming to preserve cultural identity and strengthen Arab artistic exchange.

At the end of the concert, the festival’s Executive Director, Ayman Samawi, honored Joseph Attieh with a commemorative shield in recognition of his artistic contributions and warm reception in Jordan. Samawi also thanked the festival’s management and the audience for their strong support. This honor is part of the festival’s efforts to appreciate artists who enrich the artistic scene and foster cultural relations between Jordan and the Arab world.