UAE adds 19 entities to terror list for alleged affiliations with MB
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The UAE has added 11 individuals and eight organizations to its terror list, claiming they are associated with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Illustrative: UAE national flags fly at half-mast at the Union House Etihad Museum after the announcement of the Emirati president's death, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Friday, May 13, 2022. (AP)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) added 11 individuals and eight UK-based entities to its terror list, citing alleged affiliations with the Muslim Brotherhood, which is designated as a terrorist organization in the country.
This followed the Cabinet's establishment of Resolution No. (1) of 2025, which approves the list of terrorist individuals and organizations.
The decision also adheres to the UAE's domestic and international commitment to target and disrupt networks funding terrorism and its direct and indirect complementary activities.
The list of individuals majorly includes Emiratis, as well as Yemeni, Turkish, and Swedish nationals. Meanwhile, all organizations added to the terror list are UK-based, which include:
- Cambridge Education and Training Center LTD
- Ima6ine LTD
- Wembley Tree LTD
- Waslaforall
- Future Graduates LTD
- Yas For Investment and Real Estate
- Holdco UK Properties Limited
- Nafel Capital
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