German police arrest Polish man financing demonstrations against Egypt and UAE
German police arrested a
Polish nationality person used amount of Money to finance demonstrations
against Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, in front of the headquarters of the
Berlin conference on Libya, which was hosted by the German capital last Sunday.
German media published a picture of the person during
his presentation before the investigating judge in the Berlin Court, where he
approved the distribution of at least 370,000 euros to a group of people who
came from several European countries and Germany for organizing a demonstration
against Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, and Abu Dhabi Crown Prince
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed.
The person was arrested, while he was leaving the
hotel, and in his hand a handbag containing 130 thousand euros in cash is a
category of 50 euros.
The management of the hotel in Berlin had informed
the German police that the hotel's cameras captured scenes of a stranger giving
large sums of money to four people of Arab nationalities.
The arrested person admitted that he was charged to
organize demonstrations against Egypt and the UAE from a Gulf diplomat who did
not know his nationality, with whom he had a friendship for a few months, and
he had met him at a reception at the Qatar embassy in Poland.
