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Muslim Brotherhood's foreign affairs record
The article reveals the transformation undertaken by the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood outside Egypt after the fall of the group's rule. Some of them have turned to establishing institutions and research centers that appear to be independent academic entities, but in reality serve the project of the group's international organization by promoting false narratives, falsifying Egyptian history, and supporting the group's political and media agendas. Among these institutions, researcher Amr Farouk pointed to "The Egyptian Institute," founded by Amr Darrag, which contributes to producing studies and research that disseminate misleading information and tarnish the image of the Egyptian state through manipulation of historical events. He called for the establishment of an independent national authority on Egypt's history, as well as the creation of national research centers to counteract attempts to distort facts and to confront malicious media campaigns aimed at undermining the identity of the nation-state.
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