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Ahmed Wahid: Revealing Shocking Information and Exposing Awards Festivals in Iraq!

Ahmed Wahid: Revealing Shocking Information and Exposing Awards Festivals in Iraq!

Shocking and bold information was revealed by artist Ahmed Wahid during an interview on Al-Sumaria, which stirred significant uproar among social media users due to the artistic hidden truths and secrets about the struggles of artists that he disclosed in his media statements. He also discussed the exaggerated awards festivals in Iraq and the future of Iraqi art.

The comedian spoke about the state of fame in Iraq, stating that it has become very easy and is no longer limited to actors, media personalities, or artists; rather, most social media activists have become famous. Regarding his choice to collaborate with Syrian actress Jenny Asber instead of an Iraqi actress, Ahmed noted that he has many followers from Syria, so he chose to work with Jenny to market his project outside of Iraq and increase viewership, considering it a natural move in television works.

Ahmed Wahid expressed his opinion on actor Alexander Al-Oloom, noting that he has met him twice and that they have a good relationship on social media. He hopes to collaborate with him on a comedic project, praising Al-Oloom as a successful person with high charisma and talent.

On the topic of the integrity of festivals in Iraq, he stated that while some awards are indeed honorable and genuine, there is a question of whether there is misjudgment in evaluations or awards that are sold or granted for the sake of the festival's fame. He pointed out that there has been chaos regarding festivals and honors in Iraq, which has impacted the credibility of the companies involved. Ahmed Wahid chose the late Basrawi artist Riyad Ahmed for the production of an artistic work about his life, stating that he is a figure that should be rediscovered. He mentioned that Riyad Ahmed is considered one of the stars who did not receive the recognition they deserved during their artistic careers and before their passing.

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