The recognized migrant banned in the TRNC turned out to be a professor at Near East University
The Kuwaiti citizen recognized as a banned migrant in Northern Cyprus turned out to be a professor at Near East University.
According to the "Cyprus Post," Fadi al-Tudjman, declared a banned immigrant by the decision of the Council of Ministers, headed the Department of Artificial Intelligence at Near East University (NEU).
Recall that it was previously reported that the person in question is wanted by Interpol in Canada with a red notice for assault, sexual violence, attempted murder, and violent detention.
Based on this information, the Council of Ministers of the TRNC decided to declare Fadi al-Tudjman a banned immigrant since his actions could jeopardize public and administrative order, as well as provoke hostility against the people and the state.
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