44In that respect, the appellants have not developed any argument to demonstrate that the General Court erred in law in the reasoning set out in the preceding paragraph, but merely assert generally that the Egyptian authorities did not declare in the letters produced by the Council that the appellants’ alleged actions undermined democracy or the sustainable economic or social development of Egypt, within the meaning of Article 21(2)(b) and (d) TEU. Consequently, the appellants’ argument cannot be accepted.
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