Ahmad Fathi was Born in Hodeidah , He released his first album when he was 12 years old , artist Ahmed bin Ahmed Qassem called him the miracle child, After obtaining the preparatory certificate , he received a scholarship from the Prime Minister of the Republic of Yemen , To complete his education at the Higher Institute of Arabic Music in Egypt.
scientific certificates:
- High school musical certificate with a bachelor’s degree from the Higher Institute of Arabic Music from the Academy of Arts in Egypt.
Master’s degree in 1998 for his thesis (The Role of the Yemeni Singing Oud Instrument) from the Higher Institute of Arabic Music.
Certificates:
- He had won three awards as the best oud player from the Higher Institute of Arabic Music during his high school.
- Certificate from the Emirates Committee for Arab Solidarity in 1988.
- A certificate of appreciation from the Sultanate of Oman for his participation in the Autumn Festival in 1991.
- Certificate of Appreciation from the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London 1993.
- Certificate of Appreciation from the Egyptian Opera House for participating in the Arab Music Festival in Cairo in 1994.
- Certificate of Appreciation from Mr. Pierre Gamby, Director of the Higher Institute of Advanced Technologies, Paris, 1994.
- Certificate of Appreciation from the 1st Arab Music Stars Honoring Festival, in Beirut, 2001.
- Honored by the Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to the United States of America 2009.
- Medal from Higher Institute of Advanced Technologies in Paris 1994.
- He has the golden statue from the (Oscar Video Clip) Festival in Alexandria in 2001.
participate:
- Member of the jury of the Arab competition for oriental instruments at the Egyptian Opera House 1998.
- Member of the jury of the Arab Oud Competition, Beirut, 2004.
- Member of the jury of the Alexandria International Festival of Music and Singing in 2008.
- Member of the jury of the International Taiki Festival – Jordan 2012.
- Member of the Society of Authors and Composers in Paris.
Concerts ,Festivals
- Reviving many concerts at the Egyptian Opera House and the Cultural Development Fund in Egypt in Cairo and Alexandria.
- Two concerts at the Institut Arabe in Paris in which he played the oud and a collection of his songs in 1994.
- The 3rd Arab Music Festival in November 1994.
- Dubai Lyrical Festival 1998 .
- Arabesque Festival, Kennedy Center for the Arts, New Washington, USA 2009.
- A party organized by the Yemeni embassy in Tokyo in 2009.
- The conclusion of a concert (Tetouan International Oud Festival) in Morocco in 2009.
- The ceremony of the Yemeni embassy in Morocco on the occasion of the Yemeni unity feasts in 2009.
- Ceremony honoring the hero / Abdel-Gawad Swailem, one of the heroes of the war of attrition at the Egyptian Syndicate of Journalists 2009.
- The charity for the people with special needs, which was held by the Association (aswad sharq Alexandria) 2009
- Celebration of the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate within the activities of Jerusalem, the capital of Arab culture 2009.
- Concert at the Moroccan Arts House (Mawazine International Festival) 2010.
- The ceremony of the Embassy of the Republic of Yemen in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, on the occasion of (Yemen Unity Day) 2010.
- Yemeni Cultural Day in Calgary, Canada, which was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Yemen in Canada 2010
- Celebration at the Royal Opera House in Muscat 2014.
- leader of the jury for Omani song in 2015.
- International Comedy Theater Festival in Oman 2016ز
- A celebration of Yemeni and Russian friendship in Tchaikovsky – Moscow 2018ز
- Concert at Kuwait Opera House 2019
authorship:
- oud walbianu
- severed maqam hijaz kar
- severed (‘arwaa) maqam hijaz.
- severed Aden maqam saba
- severed (maeanah ) maqam saba .
- solo (dam alshihyd) maqam nahawand
- severed (lyali siba) maqam eashaq.
- severed al arwah al khaira(Nobel peace)
Composed by many singers (Abu Bakr Salem, Abdel Majid Abdullah, Mohamed El Helou, Samira Said, Sherine Wagdy, Lotfi Bushnak, Wadih El Safi, Pascal Machaalani, Belqis Fathi, Fouad Abdel Wahed, Ghada Ragab and Mai Farouk)