Under the shimmering lights of Riyadh, a subtle yet unforgettable magic unfolded at this award ceremony honoring Arab creatives.
Fez- Last Saturday the Joy Awards 2025 took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, bringing together some of the biggest names in entertainment, fashion, and culture from across the Arab world and beyond.
This prestigious event, organized by the General Entertainment Authority of Saudi Arabia as part of the Riyadh Season, recognized outstanding achievements in film, music, television, and digital content.
Among the many stars who graced the stage and red carpet, Moroccan artists shone brightly, showing off their talent and cultural heritage.
Moroccan stars at the Joy Awards
Morocco was represented by three prominent artists: Asma Lmnawar, Douaa Lahyaoui, and Salma Rachid.
Each brought their unique style and artistry to the event, further cementing Morocco’s influence in the Arab entertainment scene.
Asma Lmnawar, one of Morocco’s most celebrated singers, captivated the audience with her elegance and charm.
Known for her powerful voice and deep connection to Moroccan and Arabic music, Lmnawar used the platform to celebrate the rich traditions of her homeland.
Her appearance on the red carpet drew admiration for her majestic caftan, which blended modern fashion with traditional Moroccan elements.
Douaa Lahyaoui, a rising star in the Arab music scene, also made a strong impression. With her soulful voice and charismatic stage presence, Lahyaoui has quickly gained recognition as one of the most promising young artists in the region.
Her red carpet look,inspired by the old Makhzani (vintage) Moroccan craftsmanship, turned heads and earned praise from fashion enthusiasts.
Salma Rachid, another beloved Moroccan singer, brought her signature glamour to the event. Rachid, who has long been a favorite among fans for her melodious voice and relatable persona, was radiant in a dazzling red caftan that paid homage to Morocco’s artisanal traditions.
The Joy Awards 2025 was an opportunity to put the diversity and creativity of the Arab world on full display, with performances, awards, and heartfelt speeches that demonstrated the region’s artistic excellence.
For Lmnawar, Rachid and Lahyaoui, the awards event was both a time to celebrate their own individual achievements and bring Morocco’s rich artistic heritage into the spotlight.
As the Joy Awards continues to grow in prominence, it remains a vital platform for celebrating the achievements of artists from across the Arab world.
For Moroccan artists, this year’s event was a moment of pride and a testament to their growing influence on the international stage.
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