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The article explains that the fugitive journalist Muhammad Nasser appeared visibly distressed during a television interview after news broke that he had obtained a membership card from organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, particularly the "International Media Professionals Association," which is connected to Brotherhood leaders and claims to support press freedom and media development. Photos and internal data revealed that a number of Brotherhood media personnel and those working for its channels abroad had received these membership cards, which grant them significant privileges and funding, including facilitation for acquiring European citizenships. These developments are part of a plan to develop and solidify the Brotherhood’s media entity, despite the group's attempts to deny any official affiliation with the association. The report highlights that membership in this association provides extensive funding and privileges and is used to attract support through online campaigns. Documents confirm that the Brotherhood established an entity abroad after the June 30 revolution to enhance its media influence and secure international advantages.
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