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- Ahmad Addas was born in 1924 in Aleppo, Syria. He was an actor, known for Aqd el-Luloo (1964), The World in the Year 2000 (1972) and Eternal Love (1981). He died on May 8, 2005 in Syria.
- He was sent to Egypt with the People Theater troupe by the Ministry of Culture in Damascus to present their play for a month at the July 23 theater in Cairo, then in Alexandria, Port Said, Tanta, and then Gaza.
- He presented four films in the public sector and twenty-five films in the private sector.
- He was one of the first artists who worked on Syrian Arab TV.
- In 1960, he was appointed to the Ministry of Culture at the National Theater. He traveled to Lebanon, Egypt, and Kuwait and presented his theatrical works with a group of artists.
- Ahmad Addas was a Syrian actor. He joined the Artists Syndicate in 1968 and was one of the pioneers of the National Theater and television acting.
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