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The Egyptian writer and media figure, Gamal Sultan, directed sharp criticism at the Muslim Brotherhood branch in Mauritania for kissing the hand of the Iranian ambassador in Nouakchott, whose country is bombing Gulf countries.
Sultan said in a tweet published on his "X" platform account that the Muslim Brotherhood in Mauritania, "the National Rally for Reform and Development Party – Tewassoul," celebrated the Iranian ambassador Javad Abu Ali Akbar, at a time when Iran is bombing Saudi Arabia and burning the Emirates and the rest of the Gulf countries. He added that this came "at a Ramadan iftar party held by the party the day before yesterday, and they seated him next to the party leader at the main table, and the party leaders competed in kissing the ambassador's hand to show honor and glorification, and glorification of Iran's role." Sultan reminded that Mauritania's economy is primarily based on "Gulf aid, and Saudi and Emirati aid to a greater extent," through "the Arab Gulf Coordination Group," the Saudi Fund for Development, the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development, and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre. He explained in the same context that the mining, health, education, energy, and infrastructure sectors in Mauritania depend "entirely on Arab Gulf aid!!"
