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Ahmed Ezz (born in 1959) is an Egyptian businessman and one-time politician, the owner of Ezz Steel and the former chairman of Egypt's national assembly's budget committee. He is also a former senior member of the ruling National Democratic Party of Egypt (NDP) .

Life and career

Ahmed Ezz was born to Muslim parents. In 1959, Ezz graduated from Cairo University with a degree in Civil Engineering. He has been elected twice as the head of the Arab Iron and Steel Union. Prior to his work in organized labor, Ezz was a parliamentary member representing the districts of Sadat-Monouf-Sers al-Liyan in Monofuyia from the year 2000 to 2011, and also the Chairman of the Planning and Budgeting Committee of the People's Assembly of Egypt as a member of the National Democratic Party. (According to Al Jazeera, he resigned from the NDP on 29 January 2011.)

Prior to the revolution, opposition parties, other parliamentarians, and groups accused Ezz of monopolizing the steel industry in Egypt by holding more than 60 percent of the market share, describing it as an act that is backed up by the government, an act that was described by the active parliamentarian Aboul Ezz Al Hariri as "enhancing the proliferation of monopolies rather than fighting them". The groups mentioned are even blaming him of increasing the steel prices of as much as 70 percent. In response Ezz has told reporters that a competition law "would at least provide a legal framework preventing everyone from making accusations".

Ahmed Ezz (Arabic: أحمد عز‎; July 23, 1971) is an Egyptian actor.

Biography

Ahmed Ezz Eldine Ali Ezzat was born and raised in the Maadi district in Cairo. He majored in English literature and earned his bachelor's degree from Ain Shams University. He also modeled while working in the field of tourism.

Acting career

He had a small role in the film Kalam El Lail (Night Whispers) directed by Inas Al Degheidy. After that he joined Actor’s Studio, a one-year program designed and maintained by working professionals in the field to teach the basics of acting and filmmaking. Soon he was offered a role in Al Sharaf (Honor), which won an award from the Alexandria Film Festival. But it was not until he was offered the lead in Mozakarat Moraheqa (Memoirs of a Teenager), another El-Deghidy movie, that he rose to stardom.

Filmography