- 28.04.2025, Monday
- 07:21
The question I come across most at conferences and seminars where I talk about Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood Movement (Ikhwan) is, “Can a movement similar to the AK Party [Justice and Development Party] emerge from Ikwan?” This question is usually followed by an effort for clearer and more certain comparison: “Does Ikhwan have a [President Recep Tayyip] Erdoğan? If so, who?” This is a view that links the arduous period currently faced by Ikhwan with the transformation that started in the Nati
The question I come across most at conferences and seminars where I talk about Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood Movement (Ikhwan) is, “Can a movement similar to the AK Party [Justice and Development Party] emerge from Ikwan?” This question is usually followed by an effort for clearer and more certain comparison: “Does Ikhwan have a [President Recep Tayyip] Erdoğan? If so, who?”
#Egypt
#Middle East
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