Ali says Brotherhood and other terrorist groups do not believe in democracy

Chairman of the Middle East Center for Studies in Paris (CEMO) Abdel Rahim Ali said at CEMO breakfast in French capital Paris that the Muslim Brotherhood and the other groups do not believe in the rotation of power.

They tried several times, he said, to assassinate their rivals since the late president Anwar Sadat.

"The Muslim Brotherhood is a violent organization and whatever it does harms the true image of the Islamic religion and Muslims all over the world," Ali said at CEMO breakfast in French.

The seminar was also attended by Professor Terry lentez, Professor of war history at the Sorbone, who doubles as the general director of Napoleon Foundation, who delivered a keynote speech on the negative role of major newspapers in France in supporting the Muslim Brotherhood directly or indirectly.

 Christanian Jarnboulti, Editor-in-chief of “intelligence Afrique, talks about intelligence cooperation and the importance of winning the battle of ideas.

Pierre Bertello, senior researcher and director of the Strategic Studies Center.

French Journalist Celin lousateau, responsible for the Middle East in the magazine Observateur and Michel Naguib Sidham, researcher in the history of the French campaign on Egypt and the former editor of Le Monde were also among the attendees.