Experts: Arab countries to consider as terrorist Muslim Brotherhood

Khartoum-Economic experts and political analysts have expected that some Arab countries would join Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates in their recent decision to consider the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, saying that this move would have huge economic impact on the political Islam groups.

In a press statement, economic expert Dr. Mohamed Yousif Ahmed Al-Mustafa told the Citizen yesterday that the Muslim Brotherhood is international organization that has branches in most of the Middle East countries, and that this organization has been relying on money for funding its projects and economic institutions.

Dr. Al-Mustafa said that the political Islam groups have used their money upon the reconciliation with the former President Nimeri and created wide economic institutions. He pointed out that the decision would have its crucial impacts.

The banking expert Mohamed Rashad told the Citizen on Tuesday that he does not rule out happening of economic consequences as a as result of the decision, adding that it will have its economic effect on this group wherever they are, and whether it is a religious group or political party.

He said that Kuwait and Yemen would be among the Arab countries expected to join the three countries in considering as terrorist the Muslim brotherhood organization.