Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The Jordanian Minister of Culture, Mustafa Al-Rawashdeh, visited the director Hussein Daibes at his residence, where he is receiving care in a nursing home, after suffering a stroke, a year ago, as he appeared in a media scene that caused widespread outrage on social media platforms.
On Tuesday, the account of the Jordanian Ministry of Culture on the platform X (formerly Twitter) published a picture of the visit of Minister Rawashdeh to the director Daibis, in which he appeared in good condition, together with his son Fares and his brother, the director Ahmed Daibis.
Minister Al-Rawashdeh had published a blog post on his account of the “Innovators and artistic people who touched our hearts deserve our attention and care.”
Al-Rawashdeh, through his account of the
In the interview, the director Daibes seemed uncomfortable with revealing the improvements in his health condition, and he cried several times, because he did not want anyone to see him in this condition, said he with a heavy tongue that he did not like to answer the phone – including the calls of his artist friends – for this reason, and he confirmed that he does not need anyone’s help, and he does not send blame no one.
He thanked the Jordanian singer Omar Al-Abdallat, who supported him to stay, where he will receive care where he is, and receive medical care and guidance.
Jordanian media reported a statement issued by the Shawabkeh Daibis clan, in which they expressed their dissatisfaction with the recent appearance of leader Hussein Daibis, including: “The meeting was on to take on desire, loyalty and loyalty to the one who has always given. so much, and who was described at the meeting as a great leader with influence and influence. “The rest, who contributed greatly to the development of art at the level of the Arab world as a whole, and the name Hussein Daibes became a symbol of high professionalism and original art.”
Jordanian director Hussein Daibes is considered one of the most famous video directors in the Arab world, and has more than 400 video songs to his credit, for a group of the most famous Arab singing stars, including more than 40 of the most famous. Iraqi singer Kazem Al-Saher’s songs, including “Zadini Ishqa”, “Me and Laila”, and “The Court”.
