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WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

WorldPride Portrait: Ahmad grew up as a stateless refugee and now dances across the globe

Ahmad Joudeh, who grew up as a stateless refugee, pursued his dream of becoming a professional dancer after facing significant challenges. Ten years ago, he moved to the Netherlands with the support of the Dutch National Ballet and has since built a successful international career in dance.

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