The countries of the blockade include Libyans, Yemenis, Qataris and Kuwaitis on the list of terroris

The countries of the blockade include Libyans, Yemenis, Qataris and Kuwaitis on the list of terrorism


25/07/2017 


Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt on Tuesday listed individuals and entities from Libya, Yemen, Qatar and Kuwait on their anti-terrorism lists.
The embargo states that "the terrorist activities of these entities and individuals are directly or indirectly linked" with Qatar, which the four countries impose strict boycotting measures.
The four countries said in a joint statement issued by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) that they had decided to "add 9 entities and 9 individuals to their banned terrorist lists" as part of their firm and firm commitment to fight terrorism and to dry up its sources of funding and prosecute those involved, .
The nine entities are divided into three Yemeni organizations: the Al-Balagh Charitable Foundation, the Charity Charity Association, the Rahma Charitable Foundation, six Libyan organizations, the Benghazi Revolutionary Council, the Saraya Media Center, the Bushra News Agency, Allah Al-Sahati "," Nabaa Channel "and" Al-Tansa 'Association for Propagation, Culture and Information ".

The individuals are three Qatari, three Yemeni, one Libyan and one Kuwaiti.
"The terrorist activities of these entities and individuals are directly or indirectly linked to the Qatari authorities," the statement said, noting that these activities range from "fundraising campaigns to support the Nasra and other terrorist militias in Syria" and "supporting al-Qaeda in Yemen" "Terrorist groups in Libya".
"The terrorist groups in Libya have received substantial and financial support from the Qatari authorities to play an active role in spreading chaos and destruction in Libya, despite the international concern over the destructive impact of these practices," according to the provincial quartet.
"The four countries will, with their international partners, monitor the commitment of the Qatari authorities not to embrace terrorists, support and finance terrorism, to abandon the promotion of extremism and hatred, and to embrace and fund extremists inside and outside Qatar," the statement said.
He added that "the four countries confirm the continuation of its current procedures and the latest until the Qatari authorities are committed to the implementation of the just and complete demands that ensure the response to terrorism and achieve stability and security in the region."
On June 5, 2017, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut ties with Qatar and imposed economic sanctions on them for allegedly supporting terrorism and rapprochement with Iran.
Last week, the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, offered a conditional dialogue on these countries, but refused to comply with its demands, particularly the closure of a Turkish military base and Al-Jazeera satellite channel and the reduction of relations with Iran.

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