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Farouk Abdul-Aziz
'Farouq Abul-Aziz' (born on July 24, 1946 at El-Mahalla El-Kubra, in the heartland of Egypt's Nile Delta) is a well known TV presenter, interviewer, writer, producer and director in the Arab World.
==Career==
The career of Farouk Abdulaziz had been quite multi-foliate since its inception some 45 years ago. Before obtaining his BA degree in English Literature from the Faculty of Arts in Cairo University, he was involved in writing comic strips for Disney’s Middle East Arabic language franchise; the weekly Mickey where he published his noted one-year-long series The Gates of Cairo (1967-1968).
Fresh from College in 1968 Farouk had managed to hammer his way up to the then Arab world’s most prestigious literary and art publication; Cairo’s monthly ''Al Majallah'' ('The Magazine') to publish his translation of Paul Klee’s lecture in book form On Modern Art in Arabic. The impact was sensational and immediate. Farouk got employment (1968–1977), albeit free lancing, to cover exclusively formative arts’ activities in the Egyptian capital’s unique evening newspaper; the daily ''Al Massa'' ('The Evening'). That is where his second translation of Klee serially appeared; Paul Klee’s masterful rendition of the formative tools of creativity in shape and form; Pedagogical Sketchbook. In 1969 Al Majallah published Farouk’s translation of 3 articles authored by Henry Moore, a writing rarity by the English landmark sculptor. Another English sculptor and painter; Hubert Dalwood was Farouk’s guest in 1974 in an Egyptian Radio show as well as in live appearances in Cairo and Alexandria’s Faculty of Fine Arts.
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