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Professions Syndicate requests Maher evidence on Rofa Hagganeh
The Egyptian Syndicate of Acting Professions, headed by Dr. Ashraf Zaki, issued a statement rejecting the remarks made by artist Ahmed Maher regarding the behind-the-scenes selection of the lead actor of the series "Rafat Al-Hoggan." Maher had accused the late President Hosni Mubarak of intervening to reassign the lead role of the series to Mahmoud Abdel Aziz after it was taken away from him, and claimed that this incident caused him psychological stress, prompting him to travel to perform Umrah. The syndicate confirmed that the casting of major productions is based on technical and professional criteria. It also called on Maher to present official evidence to support his claims, warning that legal action will be taken if he fails to do so, in order to preserve the legacy and history of the work and the reputation of Egypt's artistic icons.
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