The death of the "car emperor" Michel Ahad

Today, billionaire businessman Michel Ahad, known as the "Emperor of Cars," passed away in Alexandria. No details have been released regarding the cause of death.

Death of Michel, one of the car emperors One of his family members wrote an obituary for him, saying: “Today our family lost one of its most wonderful pillars, a man with a beautiful soul and a wonderful spirit, a good brother and a lifelong friend, full of love and appreciation. May God have mercy on you, and grant you a good home and a good companion. Michel Ahad, may God have mercy on you. We will miss you greatly. Goodbye, Misho.”

Exposure to a health problem The deceased suffered a sudden health problem about 10 days ago, requiring hospitalization. He underwent a cardiac catheterization and suffered serious complications. Sources close to his family reported that Michel had tried to conceal his condition from those close to him, but signs of deterioration were evident.

Who is Michel Ahad? Michel Ahad was one of the most prominent businessmen in Alexandria and Egypt in general. He started his career as an electrical appliances dealer in Sabaa Banat Street in Alexandria, where he showed a great passion for trade and hard work.

He expanded his business and owned a number of shops, then obtained the agency for one of the largest international brands in the field of electrical appliances, "Michel Ahad."

The late artist was known for his passion for luxury and rare cars, owning a distinguished collection of cars that included international brands such as Rolls-Royce, Bugatti, Lamborghini, and Ferrari. He was known to be one of the first wealthy individuals in Egypt to own these types of cars.

"Ahed" also owned a private garage in Alexandria containing these rare cars, which made him a magnet for luxury car enthusiasts in Egypt. The late businessman was famous for owning rare cars, some of which were unparalleled in the world, as their factories produced only one copy or produced a model in his name, which made them a priceless collection, which prompted many prominent Arab figures and celebrities to offer to buy some of them from him, but he would reject their offers because he was proud of every car he owned.

artistic friendships He was known for his strong friendship with the artist Mohamed Ramadan, as he sold him some rare cars that attracted the public's attention, such as a red Lamborghini and a Rolls Royce. In addition, Michel Ahad had strong relationships with many Egyptian art stars, such as Farid Shawqi, Ahmed Zaki, Nabila Ebeid, Elham Shaheen, Laila Elwi, and Mahmoud Abdel Aziz.