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Head of Egyptian Community in Germany Welcomes Listing of 35 Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Entities as Terrorist Organizations

Published 2026-11-11

Head of Egyptian Community in Germany Welcomes Listing of 35 Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Entities as Terrorist Organizations | Integri News

The head of the Egyptian community in Germany announced his welcome of the inclusion of 35 entities linked to the Muslim Brotherhood on terrorism lists. He said this is a step that Egyptians abroad had been calling for over the past years.

The Muslim Brotherhood is among the most sensitive issues concerning Egyptians abroad. The community in several countries has demanded confronting the activity of these entities and ensuring they are not used to finance or support activities that threaten security.

The head of the community explained that Egyptians abroad are following this issue closely and see the decision as an important development in dealing with this file. The available information did not include full details about the authority that made the decision, or the full names of these entities.

In conclusion, this file remains under the attention of Egyptians at home and abroad. More details about the decision and its effects are expected to emerge in the coming days.

Sources: بوابة الشروق

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