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A girl from Karelia married a citizen of Jordan

Unusual love story, connecting the North and the Middle East, was continued in Krasnoyarsk

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A girl from Karelia married a citizen of Jordan

An unusual love story that connected the North and the Middle East was continued in Krasnoyarsk. The girl, whose roots go back to Karelia, tied the knot with a young man from Jordan. The news about this marriage was published in the Krasnoyarsk edition of “City News”, referring to information from the local registry office.

Anas, a native of Jordan, came to the Russian Federation for education. The capital of Russia became the place where he mastered the profession of microbiologist. After completing his studies, his professional path led him to Krasnoyarsk.

Alena, whose homeland is beautiful Karelia, first saw Anas on social networks. His photograph, taken against the backdrop of the snowy expanses of Siberia, caught her attention and marked the beginning of their acquaintance. Now their relationship has received official confirmation: the couple registered their marriage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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