Myanmar has withdrawn its extradition case against Misfit Technologies CEO Munimul Islam and canceled an Interpol red notice for his arrest after concluding there was not enough evidence to proceed. Islam was detained on arrival at Barcelona’s international airport in late September, Spain, following a request from Myanmar officials investigating allegations tied to an American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar dispute. Spanish judicial authorities later dropped all legal proceedings against him, and he was freed on bail earlier in October. The Interpol red notice and extradition push followed the chamber’s complaint. Current AmCham Myanmar board members accused Islam, former board president Adam Castillo, and former executive director Ye Khaung “Danny” Kyaw of financial impropriety involving a US public relations firm hired to support lobbying in Washington. The case drew international attention after investigators expanded it as a criminal matter, leading to the arrest of Castillo and Ye Khaung Kyaw and the issuance of the red notice for Islam, who lives in the United Kingdom. Myanmar later informed Spanish authorities that Islam “merely carried out corporate invoicing and disbursement directives while based abroad.” Islam said he was relieved the case ended but not satisfied with the outcome, adding that his 14-day detention caused emotional, financial, and reputational harm. Myanmar’s spokesperson for the Home Affairs Ministry said all cases had been concluded. Interpol in Paris said only Myanmar could provide details on the underlying matter.