Saudi swimmer and doctor Maryam bin Laden was able to swim across the Red Sea and reach the Republic of Egypt, to be the first Arab and Saudi woman to accomplish this feat, a dream she didn’t expect to come true.
The finish line of Saudi swimmer Maryam bin Laden, swimming from Saudi Arabia to Egypt through the Straits of Tiran, completing the first leg of the heroic swim of the Red Sea to raise awareness on the conservation of coral reefs.
In this context, swimmer Maryam bin Laden posted, through her Instagram account, various images of her journey across the Red Sea to Egypt, and expressed her pride in being the first Saudi and Arab to swim from the Kingdom. to Egypt, which he considered a dream he did not expect to come true, despite his fears of sharks and cageless swimming. Protection However, her challenge strengthened her resolve to step out of the comfort zone and achieve this, and she also thanked world swimmer “Louis Beau” who accompanied her on this journey.
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Results and messages
Interestingly, Saudi swimmer Maryam Saleh bin Laden achieved previous results in swimming distances, she had previously achieved a Dubai Channel swimming record of 24km, and even managed to cut the entire English Channel on her own. in a time of 11 hours and 41 minutes in 2016., establishing a primacy and a record at the level of the Kingdom, to shed light on the Syrian question and draw attention to it, as he chose to launch himself from the beach “Samfire Ho” , which is an arena for the world’s most famous open water swimming events.
He stressed that he had faced this adventure as part of a series of resistance challenges aimed at highlighting the extent of the suffering experienced by Syrian children who have lost their parents due to the war.
The pioneers of social networking sites shared a video of Maryam while she was having this experience, which sparked a great interaction among the followers who praised their admiration for her tenacity, as she is the first Arab and Saudi woman to accomplish this. business.
