Syrian artist Moussa Al-Malla passed away at the age of 60 after a long career in the television world.

The Syrian Artists Syndicate mourned yesterday, Sunday, the esteemed artist Moussa Al Malla, who passed away at the age of 66 in Turkey.

He participated in several television works, starting with the series "End of a Brave Man" in 1994, followed by his dramatic works such as the series "Al Jawarih" in 1995, "Death Coming to the East" in 1997, "Al Fawares" in 1999, "Al Zeer Salem" in 2000, "Saker Quraish" in 2002, "Fares Bani Marwan" in 2004, "Al Hoot" in 2008, "Sadeq Wa Adah" in 2009, "Rifat Ayn" in 2012, and "Bawab Al Reeh" in 2014.

Several of his colleagues also mourned the deceased, including the actor Qasim Malhou who wrote: "Farewell Abu Youssef, he died far from his country and his beloved city of Aleppo, may he rest in peace, for he was a victim and a kind human being."

Meanwhile, the actor Mohammad Khair Al Jarrah wrote: "Our dear friend and colleague, the artist Moussa Al Malla, deepest condolences to his noble family, friends, colleagues, and fans, may God have mercy on him."

On his part, the director Faisal Bani Al Marja wrote: "The dear artist and friend Moussa Al Malla is in God's care, we were in constant contact until the end of the first month of this year, then I lost contact with him, feeling that something was wrong, I tried to inquire about him but his stay in Turkey and my presence in the United States prevented that, today I read his obituaries and felt very sad, he was one of the kind, genuine, and sincere people."

The deceased was born in Aleppo, joined the Artists Syndicate in 1994, and his beginnings were in the Arab Acting Club under the leadership of Nahed Al Farra and Zareef Sabagh, as well as in school theater.