The Moroccan media figure Mohammed Al-Wali, known as Ali Hassan, passed away on Monday morning, August 25, in a hospital in Rabat.
Al-Wali, who is closely associated with the famous television program “Cinemas of Thursday,” left a profound impact on the national media landscape, being one of the prominent faces that accompanied the early days of Moroccan television and contributed to its establishment.
Actor and director Mohammed Nazif mourned the late Al-Hassan in a post on his Facebook account, stating that Ali Hassan was a cornerstone of television and radio, leaving his mark on successive generations.
The late icon was distinguished by his openness and vision, viewing cinema as an art deserving of a place in public and media discourse. This choice made him a reference in specialized journalism, earning him accolades at various film festivals within Morocco, where he was recognized as a key player in shaping the cinematic experience and enhancing its presence in the cultural scene.
