Installed in Orne “for several years as the spouse of a British national”, Omar Bin Laden “hosted on his social networks in 2023 comments relating to the apology of terrorism”, justified on X the minister. “As a result, the prefect of Orne took an OQTF”, an obligation to leave French territory and “obtained the departure” of Omar Bin Laden, he added in his tweet.
“Justice has confirmed the legality of this decision taken for national security. The administrative ban on the territory guarantees the impossibility for Mr. (Bin Laden) to return to France for any reason whatsoever,” continued the minister. Founder of the jihadist organization Al-Qaeda and mastermind of the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States, Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011 in Pakistan by American special forces.
Born in Saudi Arabia where he spent his early years, Omar Bin Laden, 43, also lived in Sudan and then in Afghanistan. After leaving his father at the age of 19, he lived a life of roaming in several Arab countries until his arrival in France and his installation in Normandy in 2016, he indicated in 2022.
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