Khaberni - Early Tuesday morning, media personality and content creator Abdulrahman Al-Jamili died following a heart attack at his residence in Istanbul, Turkey.
Close sources to Al-Jamili said, "He felt a sudden chill, so he got up to put on a jacket to warm up, before he collapsed on the floor and died immediately."
In addition to Al-Jamili’s work in founding and managing the technical aspects of Yemeni satellite channels, notably Belqees TV, he launched several media initiatives, notably "Sanaa Stand Up Comedy," aimed at training and showcasing comedy artists. After leaving Sanaa, he established stand-up comedy studios and a theatre on Independence Street in Istanbul, where he delivered more than a hundred performances to the Arab and Yemeni audience.
In Cairo, he founded the "Jiwan Comedy" platform presenting "stand up comedy" and theatrical shows, which was a distinctive experience aimed at discovering young artists and helping them present themselves to the audience.
His death was a tragedy for his colleagues and friends who followed his career closely, understood his activities and ambitions, and the Yemeni embassy in Ankara mourned the deceased, praising his contributions in enhancing national sentiments and portraying a positive image of Yemen and its cultural diversity.
