Syrian Artist Ahmad Mili Passes Away at 80

The Syrian artist Ahmad Mili died this morning at the age of 80 following a sudden health crisis that necessitated his transfer to the intensive care unit at the National Hospital in Damascus, as reported by the Syrian newspaper Al-Watan.

Early Life and Artistic Beginnings

Born in Damascus in 1949 and of Kurdish descent, Mili began his artistic journey in the early 1970s, officially joining the Syrian Artists Syndicate in 1972.

Theatrical and Radio Works

Mili was involved in numerous theatrical productions, including "Dhi Qar," "The Looting," "Come Let’s Laugh," and "Forbidden Stations." He also gained recognition in radio, particularly for his role as "Assistant Jamil" in the series "The Rule of Justice."

Film Contributions

In the realm of cinema, Mili appeared in several films, most notably alongside artist Dureid Lahham in "The Borders," in addition to his extensive work in television and radio.

A Diverse Artistic Journey

Throughout his career, Ahmad Mili maintained a significant presence in the Syrian artistic community, contributing to theater, film, television, and radio over several decades.