The United Arab Emirates has announced a significant measure to combat terrorism by adding 19 individuals and entities to its local terrorism list, citing ties to the internationally recognized terrorist organization, the Muslim Brotherhood.

This decision follows the issuance of Resolution No. 1 for 2025 by the UAE Cabinet, which mandates the inclusion of 11 individuals and eight entities on the terrorist list in accordance with the country’s judicial and legislative frameworks.

The strategic decision underscores the UAE's commitment to both domestic and international efforts to dismantle and disrupt networks involved in financing terrorism.

These actions are consistent with the nation’s initiatives to address terrorist activities directly or indirectly.

Upon implementation of the decision, financial institutions and regulatory bodies within the UAE are required to execute and adhere to necessary measures as stipulated by the country's laws and regulations.

This directive enhances the UAE's vigilance against any potential infiltration or influence of terrorism within its borders.

The list of individuals includes:

1.

Youssef Hassan Ahmed Al-Mulla, current citizenship: Sweden, former citizenship: Liberia.

2.

Saeed Khadem Ahmed bin Touq Al-Marry, citizenship: Turkey/UAE.

3.

Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim Ali Al-Hamadi, citizenship: Sweden/UAE.

4.

Elham Abdullah Ahmed Al-Hashmi, citizenship: UAE.

5.

Jasim Rashid Khalfan Rashid Al-Shamsi, citizenship: UAE.

6.

Khalid Obaid Yousef Boutaba Al-Zaabi, citizenship: UAE.

7.

Abdulrahman Hassan Muneef Abdullah Hassan Al-Jabri, citizenship: UAE.

8.

Humaid Abdullah Abdulrahman Al-Jarman Al-Nuaimi, citizenship: UAE.

9.

Abdulrahman Omar Salem Bajabeer Al-Hadrami, citizenship: Yemen.

10.

Ali Hassan Ali Hussain Al-Hamadi, citizenship: UAE.

11.

Mohamed Ali Hassan Ali Al-Hamadi, citizenship: UAE.

The sanctioned entities, all headquartered in the United Kingdom, are:

1.

Cambridge Education and Training Center Ltd.
2.

IMA6INE Ltd.
3.

Wembley Tree Ltd.
4.

Wasla4All.

5.

Future Graduates Ltd.
6.

Yas for Investment and Real Estate.

7.

Holdco UK Properties Limited.

8.

Nafel Capital.

This announcement highlights the UAE’s rigorous stance against terrorism and emphasizes its strategic cooperation with global partners in the fight against networks financing and facilitating terrorism, ensuring that effective actions are taken to protect national and international security.