Naima Bouzayd (1967 - February 23, 2016) was a prominent Libyan comedic actress and artist who was born and began her artistic career in Benghazi in 1984. Her creative journey spanned over 30 years, during which she delivered a variety of distinguished works in theater, television, and radio before passing away in her hometown in 2016. The late actress was renowned for her comedic and dramatic roles deeply rooted in the Libyan reality and environment, particularly through her portrayal of characters inspired by Bedouin life and the local community. Throughout her life, she was distinguished by her cheerful spirit, wit, and active social contributions, earning her immense love and respect from both the public and her colleagues in the artistic community.
