Ahmad Fatfat (Arabic: أحمد فتفت) (born 28 March 1953) is a Lebanese politician from Danniyeh (Sîr ed Dannîyé), North Lebanon.
Born to one of the biggest Sunni Muslim families in Sîr ed Dannîyé, Miniyeh–Danniyeh District, Fatfat holds a degree in medicine.
Fatfat failed to reach parliament that year, but succeeded in the next elections in 1996 with backing from Rafic Hariri and his Future Movement.
Fatfat was re-elected to office in 2000, breaking into parliament as the highest vote-getter in his district of Dannyieh, North Lebanon.
He later had to retract this statement when it turned out that all of the anti-Christian rioters arrested on that day by the Lebanese police were radical Sunni Islamists, many of them members of minister Fatfat's own Future Movement.