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Syrian Artists’ Syndicate Honors Assala, Fadel

Syrian Artists’ Syndicate Honors Assala, Fadel
The Syrian Artists’ Syndicate recently announced new decisions signed by its president, Mazen Natour, granting honorary membership to several artists, including Syrian superstar Assala Nasri and Lebanese singer Fadel Shaker. The move, recognizing their artistic contributions and national stances, has sparked both celebration and controversy amid ongoing syndicate disputes.
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Assala Nasri’s Honorary Recognition

Under Decision No. 79, Assala Nasri was awarded honorary membership for her extensive artistic career and steadfast patriotic stance on issues affecting her homeland and people. The syndicate’s official statement praised her as a cultural icon whose work and principles have left a lasting impact on Syrian arts.

Fadel Shaker Honored for Humanitarian Stance

Fadel Shaker received honorary membership per Decision No. 82, with the syndicate commending his illustrious career and “honest and noble” humanitarian positions toward the Syrian people. This recognition highlights Shaker’s influence as a beloved artist and advocate, resonating with fans across the region.

Controversy Surrounding Syndicate Decisions

The honors come amid contentious changes within the syndicate, notably the decision to revoke actress Slava Fawakherji’s membership under Article 58 of Law No. 40, citing her alleged deviation from the syndicate’s objectives and denial of the Syrian people’s suffering. This move has fueled debates about the syndicate’s policies and fairness.

Slava Fawakherji’s Response from Cairo

In her first public comment, Slava Fawakherji expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support she received in Egypt following the syndicate’s decision. “A thousand thanks—what more do I need than the love of Egyptians?” she said. She also acknowledged the personal and professional backing from colleagues, distancing herself from the media frenzy surrounding the controversy.
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A Polarizing Moment for Syrian Arts

The Syrian Artists’ Syndicate’s honors for Assala and Fadel Shaker celebrate their legacies, while the Fawakherji controversy underscores ongoing tensions. These developments highlight the complex interplay of art, politics, and recognition in Syria’s cultural landscape.

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