The Ministry of Interior announced Sunday that an illegal organizational activity was held in the city of Aqaba by the banned Muslim Brotherhood group, leading to the detention of several participants. The Ministry explained that the activity involved holding a meeting commissioned by individuals who previously held senior positions within the banned group. Authorities confirmed that efforts are underway to track down these individuals and enforce the law against them. Key points from the Ministry's statement: Prohibition of Activities: The Ministry emphasized that the group is legally banned, and it is strictly prohibited to hold any activity or event under its umbrella under any circumstances. Legal Action: Anyone proven to be involved in violating the law will face prosecution. Political Framework: The Ministry clarified that political work is available through legally established and licensed political parties. Beyond this framework, there will be no tolerance for any movements aimed at breaching or bypassing the law. The Ministry reiterated its commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that all organizational activities within the Kingdom adhere to legal and regulatory standards.
The Ministry of Interior announced Sunday that an illegal organizational activity was held in the city of Aqaba by the banned Muslim Brotherhood group, leading to the detention of several participants. The Ministry explained that the activity involved holding a meeting commissioned by individuals who previously held senior positions within the banned group. Authorities confirmed that efforts are underway to track down these individuals and enforce the law against them. Key points from the Ministry's statement: Prohibition of Activities: The Ministry emphasized that the group is legally banned, and it is strictly prohibited to hold any activity or event under its umbrella under any circumstances. Legal Action: Anyone proven to be involved in violating the law will face prosecution. Political Framework: The Ministry clarified that political work is available through legally established and licensed political parties. Beyond this framework, there will be no tolerance for any movements aimed at breaching or bypassing the law. The Ministry reiterated its commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that all organizational activities within the Kingdom adhere to legal and regulatory standards.
The Ministry of Interior announced Sunday that an illegal organizational activity was held in the city of Aqaba by the banned Muslim Brotherhood group, leading to the detention of several participants. The Ministry explained that the activity involved holding a meeting commissioned by individuals who previously held senior positions within the banned group. Authorities confirmed that efforts are underway to track down these individuals and enforce the law against them. Key points from the Ministry's statement: Prohibition of Activities: The Ministry emphasized that the group is legally banned, and it is strictly prohibited to hold any activity or event under its umbrella under any circumstances. Legal Action: Anyone proven to be involved in violating the law will face prosecution. Political Framework: The Ministry clarified that political work is available through legally established and licensed political parties. Beyond this framework, there will be no tolerance for any movements aimed at breaching or bypassing the law. The Ministry reiterated its commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that all organizational activities within the Kingdom adhere to legal and regulatory standards.
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Ministry of Interior: Participants in banned Muslim Brotherhood meeting detained in Aqaba
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