Informing Parliament: Campaigns to incite the terrorist group against Egypt "suspicious"

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MP Mohamed Shaaban Shamko, deputy of the House of Representatives Committee on Information, Culture and Antiquities, called on the international community as a whole to act quickly to implement President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's vision of a comprehensive confrontation with terrorism, starting with taking decisive positions against countries and regimes that finance, arm, encourage and harbor terror and terrorists on its soil.

In a statement issued today, Shimko said that the Muslim Brotherhood has a great plan abroad through the incursion and spread in the international media, through a major campaign that buys space in the major international newspapers with millions of dollars from Qatar and Turkey, On the Egyptian public opinion, through the publication of these articles or reports written in the international media, in addition to distorting the image of Egypt abroad through the lies, rumors and poisons transmitted by the Muslim Brotherhood in the global media.

The Undersecretary of the Committee on Information in Parliament, said that the last article published by the brother Yahya Hamid in the site of Foreign Policy, is basically a paid article, was through a contract from public relations companies are selling space in these newspapers and sites, and these companies are basically American and existing for He pays for the article or reports he wants to publish on major websites and newspapers.

He said that the terrorist group has for decades been buying the spaces and publishing articles in the international media to convey their false message that has a great impact on the Egyptian state and trying to be present externally, pointing out that all these attempts are only suspicious campaigns aimed at influencing State, stressing that international intervention and urgent to punish and prosecute states and terrorist regimes to stop the large funding of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist movement will paralyze the world media.