Ashraf Zaki Warns Against Participation of New Faces in Ramadan 2027 Drama Without Official Permits
Actor Ashraf Zaki, President of the Actors Syndicate, warned against casting new faces in the Ramadan 2027 drama marathon without prior syndicate membership or obtaining official, accredited permits to practice the profession.
Strict Legal Measures Against Violators
In response to statements by some artists regarding introducing new talents in their upcoming works, the Syndicate President affirmed that the Syndicate will not be lenient in upholding the rules governing the acting profession, stressing readiness to take all legal measures against any violation or involvement of unauthorized individuals.
Detecting Fraudulent Ads Exploiting Youth
These warnings come as an extension of previous alerts issued by the Syndicate President regarding fraudulent ads and deceptive promises monitored on social media platforms, which exploit the Syndicate's name and target young faces wishing to enter the artistic field to lure them into organized scams.
Methods of Fraud and Forgery in the Artistic Field
Zaki explained in an official statement that certain individuals impersonate syndicate members and exploit the dreams of youth to obtain sums of money in exchange for issuing them forged documents and membership cards, misleading them into believing they can secure acting roles in television and cinema or facilitate their registration through illegitimate means.
Syndicate Accreditations and Official Channels
The President of the Actors Syndicate concluded by emphasizing that all syndicate transactions and procedures are conducted exclusively through the Syndicate's accredited official channels and headquarters, warning against dealing with any individuals or entities claiming influence or the ability to finalize transactions outside this institutional framework.