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Yehia Hamid shifts from investment minister to Brotherhood advocate abroad
Yahya Hamed served as Minister of Investment in the Muslim Brotherhood's government in 2013 and participated in managing the state during the group's time in power. After the fall of Morsi's regime, he went abroad, where he continues to attack Egypt through media and writing. His name has also been mentioned in cases related to the organizational activities of the Muslim Brotherhood, and he leverages his prior experience to present negative views on the Egyptian economy abroad—despite widespread criticisms of economic indicators that showed improvement during the post-B Brotherhood era. His experience exemplifies a model of Brotherhood leaders who transitioned from holding power to engaging in opposition politics from abroad, maintaining ties with the organization and regularly appearing in the media. This raises questions about his neutrality and his role in tarnishing the image of the Egyptian state.
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