Knights of Peace honors Yasmine Abdel Aziz Yasmine Abdel Aziz expresses her happiness over the honor

Egyptian actress Yasmine Abdel Aziz has received a prestigious honorary award from the “Knights of Peace” organization in Jordan, in a step that reflects the overwhelming happiness she is experiencing and crowns the success she achieved in her series “We Forget What Happened,” which was aired during the last Ramadan drama season.

With words full of gratitude, Yasmine shared the details of this recognition with her audience via her Facebook account, confirming that this honor reflects the great artistic value of the work, which brought her together with actor Karim Fahmy, alongside a group of prominent Egyptian drama stars.

Appreciation for creativity and excellence

The “Knights of Peace” organization expressed its special appreciation for the cast and crew, noting that this honor comes in recognition of creativity and excellence in presenting inspiring models to the Arab screen. Yasmine Abdel Aziz received the honorary shield for her masterful portrayal of the character “Jalila,” while Karim Fahmy was honored for his role “Badr,” in addition to honoring writer Amr Mahmoud Yassin and director Mohamed El-Khobeiry.

“We Forget What Happened”

The series carries deep psychological dimensions, as its events unfold within a social drama framework that highlights the human struggle with painful memories and attempts to break free from the constraints of the past.

The work succeeded in capturing attention thanks to its strong plot and the sincere performances of its cast, led by Yasmine Abdel Aziz, making it one of the most prominent productions that achieved wide resonance during the season.

The series featured a constellation of stars, including Sherine Reda, Khaled Sarhan, Menna Fadaly, and Mohamed Lotfy. The harmony between the script written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and the distinguished direction contributed to delivering a complete artistic work, which is reflected in the ongoing official and popular acclaim it continues to receive to this day.