Starting the day two shots off the pace, the Frenchman closed with a bogey-free 69 to reach six-under 213 for the tournament, beating his nearest challenger and overnight leader Ross McGowan by a good three shots with Italy’s Alessandro Tadini and Germany’s Sebastian Heisele sharing third on a two-under 217.
The 24-year-old from Bordeaux, playing in his first MENA Golf Tour event, picked up three birdies on the front nine and one on the 11th to set up his fourth career win since turning professional last year.