Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood officially dissolved since 2020: Government spokesperson
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Jordan’s government said it is closely monitoring a statement issued by the US Departments of State and Treasury regarding the designation of Muslim Brotherhood branches in Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon as terrorist organizations.
Minister of Government Communication and the Government Spokesperson, Mohammad Momani, said the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan has been legally dissolved for several years, citing a final court ruling issued in 2020.
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Momani added that the state moved to fully ban all activities linked to the group in April 2025, in line with Jordanian law.
He stressed that Jordan handles all related files based on the country’s supreme national interest and in full compliance with the Constitution and applicable legislation.
He emphasized that Jordan deals with all issues in accordance with its higher national interests and in line with the Constitution and the law.
