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Egyptian diver Ahmed Gaber seeks to break another record in February

Egyptian diver Ahmed Gaber planning to break another record in February

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By Think Marketing Published November 16, 2014 Entrepreneurship
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Scuba organizations say recreational divers shouldn’t go below about 130 feet , but one Egyptian diver recently ventured a bit deeper – going more than 1,000 feet below the ocean surface and setting a world record in the process.

Egyptian Guinness World Record holder for deepest scuba dive, Ahmed Gabr, said he will break another world record in February of next year. He didn’t reveal exactly what the record would be, but he said it would relate to environmental conservation of marine life. Gabr spent four years preparing for his record-breaking dive, according to Guinness World Records, and has about 17 years experience as a scuba diving instructor.

Egypt’s Ahmed Gabr breaks long-standing record for deepest #scuba dive at more than 1,000 feet https://t.co/lA34t2EiVb pic.twitter.com/AcvlUAGWNJ

— GuinnessWorldRecords (@GWR) September 23, 2014

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The 41-year-old former army officer completed a 14-hour dive off the coast of Dahab in South Sinai on ‎18 September, breaking the world record for deepest dive at ‎‎332.35 meters.‎

Recommended: Egyptian Ahmed Gabr Breaks World Records for Deepest Sea Dive

 His comments were delivered during a talk at Al-Ahram held by the institution’s Science Club on Sunday.

Attending the talk were Ahmed Kamel, his mentor and Middle East director of the Technical Diving ‎International organisation, and professor Ayman Wanas, vice dean of ‎engineering at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, one of ‎the expert witnesses present for the world record.‎

Gabr, Kamel and Wanas talked to the attendees about the preparations that went into the ‎record breaking, the risks Gabr faced during the attempt and why he decided to go for it.




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