"Actors’ Syndicate": Egypt under Sisi is keen to recognize the role of art

Actors’ Syndicate expresses gratitude to Abdel Fattah El-Sisi

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi directed that a number of senior artists be provided medical treatment at the state’s expense, in recognition of their long contributions to enriching the Egyptian and Arab artistic and cultural scene. This directive came in coordination with the government and relevant authorities, while the Actors’ Syndicate, headed by Dr. Ashraf Zaki, expressed its deep gratitude for this initiative.

Actors’ Syndicate: Special thanks to President Sisi

The syndicate issued an official statement affirming its thanks and gratitude to President Sisi, noting that this care reflects the state’s keenness to acknowledge the role of art and artists in building national awareness and preserving cultural identity. The statement clarified that the state, under President Sisi, is keen on supporting its creators who have delighted audiences and contributed to shaping the collective consciousness over many years.

Comprehensive medical plan

Currently, coordination is underway among relevant authorities to implement a comprehensive medical and healthcare plan for the selected artists, ensuring that all their medical needs are fully met. The list of creatives includes: Nagwa Fouad, Abla Kamel, Diaa El-Mirghani, Abdullah Moshref, Gamila Aziz, and Ahmed Fouad Selim, who will soon begin receiving the planned medical care according to the highest health standards.

Art: A fundamental pillar of identity

This initiative confirms that art is not merely a luxury, but a fundamental pillar of identity and culture, and that the state values those who have inscribed their names in the memory of Egyptian and Arab art, emphasizing that supporting artists and providing for their health is a national duty and a tribute to their history and contributions.