Egypt Politics + Economics

EU court rejects Mubarak appeal to lift sanctions on Europe assets

by enterpriseam adminEgypt Edition13 December 2018

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The European Court of Justice rejected yesterday an appeal by former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to lift a freeze on his assets in Europe, Al Mal reports. The EU court renewed in 2017 and 2018 sanctions that were imposed on Mubarak and his family for alleged embezzlement of state funds following the 2011 uprising.

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