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What a Tunisian bride did at her wedding sparked controversy in Tunisia, where she decided to think outside the box and search for a creative way to celebrate this special day, but in the end she came up with the idea of ​​“a bride in a bikini and a striptease dance” that she was criticized for.

The Tunisian bride surprised the attendees at her wedding by replacing the traditional white dress and wearing a two-piece beach suit in white, revealing her body in a way that some considered

And the bride appeared at the beginning of the video clip from inside the wedding ceremony, wearing a white dress that showed what was underneath, and then the bride quickly took off her white dress.

After that, the bride pulled her groom’s loincloth around his neck, and then left him to perform dances on a pole, in what is known as “Dance The Stripes, in front of all the audience in a controversial manner.

The video sparked widespread criticism on social media in Tunisia, and many followers expressed their surprise at the appearance of the bride in this way, especially since she is in an Arab country and follows eastern customs and traditions.

Actor Yuri Baturin believes that fugitives can be forgiven if they atone for their guilt. The actor advised Chulpan to come to Russia, go to the SVO zone as a nurse and treat wounded soldiers.

“They have a chance to return, to say, they say, we were wrong, sorry, tell me how we can help the country and people. No, nobody even moved. That is, it is in the order of things for them, it turns out. That is why they are traitors.

Now, if Chulpan Khamatova had arrived now, she would have said, they say, I was deeply mistaken, I understood the horror of what I had done, I was ready to go to the hospital as a nurse, help wounded soldiers with dressings … Would you forgive? I would forgive, ”the 50-year-old artist recently reasoned.

Riyadh: The global IT artificial fair ‘Leap 2023’ will start on February 6 in Riyadh, where more than 100,000 information technology experts and 500 speakers will participate. Aiming to harness the limitless potential of technology to build a positive future, the second edition of ‘LEAP’ will be held over four days at the Riyadh Front Exhibition Centre. The organizers of the fair are Ministry of Communication and Information Technology.

More than 100,000 visitors will attend the event, which will feature the pavilion of 716 companies from different corners of the world and more than 513 speakers. More than 50 percent of visitors will be from Gulf countries. Hundreds of multinational companies including Microsoft, Huawei, Ericsson, IBM, Alibaba Cloud, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Telecom and other leading companies and ministries of Saudi Arabia will be present at the fair to introduce their projects, products and services.

Visitors to the fair can get acquainted with the latest systems and technologies used in various fields. Representatives of the companies will be present at the pavilion to learn more regarding the related technology. World-class software companies, engineers and marketing executives will be present at the fair to develop software according to the needs of the customers. The fair will also help to know regarding the possibilities of becoming an entrepreneur in the field of technology.

Saudi Minister of Information Technology Abdullah Al-Swaha said that he is proud to host the second edition of LEAP. This is also part of Crown Prince Amir Mohammed bin Salman’s ‘Vision 2030’ plan aimed at increasing non-oil income. Employees of various companies working in the field of information technology and employees of various government institutions are participating in the fair. The fair will be very useful for students in the IT field in Saudi. They say it is a golden opportunity to meet the world’s leading IT experts and organizations, become entrepreneurs and gain employment through it.

To participate in the ‘LEAP 2023’ expo held at the Riyadh Front Exhibition Center, you have to book in advance on the website www.onegiantleap.com. The e-badge received via email can be scanned at the kiosks outside the exhibition hall to enter Melanagari. The fair starts on Monday and ends on Thursday evening. The first edition of LEAP held in Riyadh in February last year gained global attention by ushering in a new era of information technology.