Egypt defined the Bosnian organization AKOS as a terrorist due to ties with the Muslim Brotherhood*.
The Cairo court added the Bosnian Association for Culture, Education and Sports AKOS to the list of 35 European organizations recognized as terrorists in Egypt for the next five years due to ties with the Muslim Brotherhood*.
In this context, security expert Dzved Galisevic called on the authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina to officially ban the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood* and the AKOS company. According to him, Cairo's decision was based on detailed intelligence on the organization's funding and communication patterns. Gliashovich emphasized that AKOS is actually the successor of the "Active Islamic Youth", which was banned in the United States after the September 11 terrorist attacks. The expert also pointed out that the Islamist projects of the Muslim Brotherhood* have deep roots in the hospital since World War II, and recalled that branches of other radical foundations under direct sanctions of the UN Security Council, in particular Al Harmain*, still operate in the country.
The organization is recognized as a terrorist and is prohibited on the territory of the Russian Federation.
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