Artist and producer Emad Moharam passes away at the age of 74.

On the morning of Wednesday, June 25, 2025, Egyptian artist and producer Emad Moharam passed away at the age of 74, after a recent struggle with illness. The news of his death was announced on his official Facebook page, where the statement read: “The great producer, Mr. Emad Moharam, has passed away. Condolences and prayers will be held at the Police Mosque in Sheikh Zayed, and condolences will be offered at the cemetery.” This news sparked a wave of sadness in the artistic community and among his fans, who knew him as one of the icons of Egyptian cinema and drama over the past decades.

Prominent stations in his artistic career Emad Moharam began his artistic career in the 1970s, and was able to carve out a distinct place for himself in Egyptian cinema through diverse roles that left an indelible mark on the public's memory. He participated in more than 60 works between cinema and television, and left a special mark in the films of the 1980s and 1990s. Among his most notable works is the film "El Afareet" (The Ghosts), which is considered a landmark in Egyptian popular cinema, along with "El Masajeen El Thalassa" (The Three Prisoners), "El Batinia" (The Batinia), and "Ala Bab El Wazir" (On the Minister's Door), in which he collaborated with major stars such as Amr Diab, Nadia El Gendy, Rushdi Abaza, and Adel Emam. His last artistic appearance was in the series "Awaleem Khafeya" (Hidden Worlds) with Adel Emam in 2018, where he played a small role that was well-received by the audience.

His mark in the field of film production Emad Moharam's contributions weren't limited to acting, as he also had successful experiences in film production. He contributed to the production of five films starring major stars, including "Al-Baree' wal-Jallad" (The Innocent and the Executioner), starring Ezzat El Alaili, and "Al-Ahtal" (The Fool), starring Samir Ghanem and Boussi. He also produced "A Groom in the Lottery" and "Adam's Mistake", starring Safia El Emari and Youssef Shaaban. He left a unique mark in the film "Al-Komandan" (The Commander), starring Mohsen Sarhan and Mohie Ismail, where he contributed to presenting works that blend entertainment and social drama.

A farewell befitting a long history of giving With the passing of Emad Moharam, the Egyptian art scene loses a figure who influenced the art industry for more than four decades. He wasn't a top-tier star in every role, but he was a constant and distinctive presence, whether in supporting roles or supporting cinematic projects from behind the camera. Today, his fans and fellow artists bid him farewell with great love and gratitude, in appreciation of his rich career, which carried many memories and achievements.