Moroccan actor Noureddine Bikr passes away aged 70

Moroccan actor Noureddine Bikr passes away aged 70
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Saturday 3 September 2022 - 12:13

Noureddine Bikr, famous Moroccan actor and comedian passed away on Friday, at the age of 70, after a long fight against a disease that forced him to bed and made him lose the ability to speak.

“This morning, the great artist Noureddine Bikr passed away, after suffering from illness. On this painful occasion, the Moroccan Syndicate of Dramatic Arts Professionals extends its sincere condolences to the artist’s large and small family and all his fans,” stressed the syndicate on a Facebook post.

The deceased actor was buried in Rahma Cemetery in Casablanca, after the Asr prayer.

Noureddine Bikr is considered one of the most famous Moroccan actors of the artistic scene where he continually contributed.

The actor was born in February of 1952, in Casablanca. His career started at an early age and has been marked by great success, especially in the 90’s with “Al Hay Theater” group, performing “Cherreh Melleh” and “Hab w Tben”, and the soap opera “Sirb al-hamam”, which marked the debut of Rachid El Ouali in 1998.

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