Waiting “Al Daher” presentation
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Egyptian actor Karim Kojak
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Egyptian actor Karim Kojak expressed his pleasure of the positive reactions he received over his latest TV program “The Shock” presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan, saying that he gives the priority to the presentation of humanitarian programs.
He added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that what attracted him to accept the offer to participate in the program is its humanitarian nature, saying that they have not decided whether to present a third part of the program or not.
He added that the decision to present a new part of the program or not will be announced short time before its presentation. He added that he currently waits the presentation of his new TV drama show “Al Daher” that was scheduled to be presented during the latest drama season of Ramadan.
He said that he performs a role of a drama director in the framework of the series who is coming from Italy to live in the district of Al-Daher.
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