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　　At dawn on 2 December 2020, about 50

　　heavily armed policemen, led by officers from the National Security, raided the

　　home of the famous businessman Safwan Thabet, 75, in Cairo and arrested him.

　　Thabet was referred to the Supreme State Security Prosecution, which accused him of joining a group founded in violation of the law, financing a terrorist group, calling for unauthorised demonstrations and inciting violence, based on a confidential investigation report from the National Security Sector, which neither Thabet nor his lawyer was allowed to see. No material evidence was presented of his involvement in any of the crimes with which he was accused. No sooner did Thabet’s family recover from the shock of his arrest, until they were surprised, in early February 2021, that his eldest son, Saif, 40, received a summons to the National Security Sector, and when he went he was forcibly disappeared for four days, before being referred to the State Security Prosecution, which brought the same charges against him as they brought against his father.

　　Little by little, the facts began to

　　unfold; the arrest of Safwan Thabet and his son were not because they were

　　members of a terrorist group, but rather a punishment for their refusal to

　　surrender to the Sisi regime the family shares in Juhayna, the largest dairy

　　and juice company in Egypt.

　　In 1983, Safwan Thabet founded the Juhayna Company for Food Industries, which quickly took the lead in the dairy and juice markets in Egypt and then expanded into the Middle East markets. The company currently operates four subsidiary factories and a huge distribution network covering more than 65,000 retail outlets throughout Egypt, as well as a 550-acre dairy farm with a capacity of 8,000 cows. Thabet and his family remained the owners of a controlling stake in Juhayna Company. Until 2010, the Thabet family (father, mother and three sons) owned 51.2 per cent, compared to the rest of the shares owned by a group of Egyptian and Arab investors. After the company was put on the stock exchange in 2010, 50.