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UAE Minister of State for Youth Affairs, Shama Al Mazrouei, has entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest woman minister in the world.

According to the Guinness book in its 2018 edition, the 22-year-old Al Mazrouei assumed the post of Minister of State for Youth Affairs within the ministerial reshuffle announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, in 2016.

Al Mazrouei also serves as President of the Youth Council too.

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Al-Mazrouei then ousted Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastien Curtis, who won the title at the age of 27, and Aida Haj Ali, who took over the Swedish Ministry of Education at the age of 26.

Earlier, the UAE news agency WAM reported that Al Mazrouei had received a master's degree in public policy with honors from Oxford University in the United Kingdom. The first female student from the UAE that was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to young leaders in government work.

Al Mazrouei also received an Advanced Diploma in Multisectoral Partnerships from New York University and a Bachelor of Economics degree with honors from the same university.

She also worked for a sovereign wealth fund in Abu Dhabi. Prior to that, she was a public policy analyst within the UAE mission to the United Nations in New York. She also worked as a ministerial policy analyst and participated in the Youth Innovation Laboratory Research Group at the Office of the Prime Minister.

She was awarded the Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Award for Excellence and was an associate member of the prestigious San Francisco University School of Achievement. She is also responsible for communication and external relations at the Oxford Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies Forum in the United Kingdom.

https://arabic.rt.com/middle_east/897982-وزيرة-إماراتية-موسوعة-غينيس-للأرقام-القياسية/
 
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What does MENA mean?
Well you can ask MENA man the "spring chicken" @Saif al-Arab or you can hear from a olde worn out guy like me. Well MENA is a continent north of Norway near Iceland full of rich people who besides being cradle of oil are cradle of many other things - one being apparently civilization.

Of course we can't match his education or knowledge seeing that it probably cost a oil well or two. But hey we are poor so that is how it is.
 
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Well you can ask MENA man the "spring chicken" @Saif al-Arab or you can hear from a olde worn out guy like me. Well MENA is a continent north of Norway near Iceland full of rich people who besides being cradle of oil are cradle of many other things - one being apparently civilization.

Of course we can't match is education or knowledge seeing that it probably cost a oil well or two. But hey we are poor so that is how it is.

Give it a rest old man. The "Aryan" nonsense, I believe, is a thing that your apparent beloved (they surely return the love in real life) "cousins" to the West are experts at despite being genetically (as well as geographically) more distant to the same "Aryan" (European) populations than the Arabs that you are so obsessed about. Not to forget that they obviously look like Albinos compared to the Arabs that they live next door to.
As for civilization, well that very phenomenon was "invented" so to speak in the same region inhabited by the same Arabs that you love so much as per all available data (historical records, archaeological evidence, historical sites etc.)

As for the oil, gas and many other riches, people have long ago learnt how big an injustice this is for you. I am sure that the country that this world's youngest minister belongs to (UAE) probably also thinks it is a great injustice that her country is only home to a few million natives while for instance your country of birth is closing in on the 200 million. That's a lot of people.

Allow me to enter new hunting grounds and depart from this thread that surely caused me a big smile due to the positive news and afterwards your initial comment and now this one that I am replying to.

Cheers.
 
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Give it a rest old man. The "Aryan" nonsense, I believe, is a thing that your apparent beloved (they surely return the love in real life) "cousins" to the West are experts at despite being genetically (as well as geographically) more distant to the same "Aryan" (European) populations than the Arabs that you are so obsessed about. Not to forget that they obviously look like Albinos compared to the Arabs that they live next door to.
As for civilization, well that very phenomenon was "invented" so to speak in the same region inhabited by the same Arabs that you love so much as per all available data (historical records, archaeological evidence, historical sites etc.)

As for the oil, gas and many other riches, people have long ago learnt how big an injustice this is for you. I am sure that the country that this youngest minister belongs to (UAE) probably also thinks it is an injustice that her country is only home to a few million natives while for instance your country of birth is closing in on the 200 million. That's a lot of people.
OOOO Heil @Saif al-Arab
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I believe that you forgot that I am not an Aryan. That "honor", I believe is yours solely. Wait a second, I believe that you are an Azeri, so you are excluded from this honor while a Taliban member from some village next to Kandahar for instance is not or a Sri Lankan somewhere in Colombo.

I will have to do with this one:



BTW did you know this about Hitler's ancestry?

Not so Aryan. A shame.

http://www.history.com/news/study-suggests-adolf-hitler-had-jewish-and-african-ancestors
 
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Did you guys know that MENA UAE was part of British India before 1947? It was managed by a lowly British official working for the Viceroy. The Indian Rupee was legal tender until 1960s if I am not mistaken. Then they found oil and became MENA Norway.

bro there are plenty of Pakistani girls who look like this in Bradford.
Come on. You could possibly not find such a girl in all of Pakistan. This is a MENA girl. They are more like Estonians tbh.
 
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I believe that you forgot that I am not an Aryan. That "honor", I believe is yours solely. Wait a second, I believe that you are an Azeri, so you are excluded from this honor while a Taliban member from some village next to Kandahar for instance is not or a Sri Lankan somewhere in Colombo.

I will have to do with this one:



BTW did you know this about Hitler's ancestry?

Not so Aryan. A shame.

http://www.history.com/news/study-suggests-adolf-hitler-had-jewish-and-african-ancestors




Did you guys know that MENA UAE was part of British India before 1947? It was managed by a lowly British official working for the Viceroy. The Indian Rupee was legal tender until 1960s if I am not mistaken. Then they found oil and became MENA Norway.

Come on. You could possibly not find such a girl in all of Pakistan. This is a MENA girl. They are more like Estonians tbh.


Bro, I have seen Pakistani girls that are better looking than her in the UK.
 
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I think you will find Kalash, Pathan,and Kashmiri women having fair skin.

@PAKISTANFOREVER I am begining to get a soft spot for Maryam Sharif. Doing good for her age and is more articulate then Nawaz Sharif. I know I hear you say "corruption" but at least with her we get a pretty face. The country gets shafted but with a pretty smile.

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Maryam Nawaz is indeed a Pakistani woman who has fair skin.

Unlike Indian women who look like Tamils or Keralites.
 
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Did you guys know that MENA UAE was part of British India before 1947?
Yeah, I've been reading some stuff about it from Robert Fisk. Some part of his observation was interesting:

"That’s how things worked in Abu Dhabi then. Thankfully, Sheikh Zayed booted out his brother the year Walid Sadik arrived – but the new leader also maintained his Arab desert roots. “One day a Japanese company arrived to discuss plans for his new palace,” recalls Mr Sadik, who was at the crucial meeting. “The Japanese put the construction plans on the floor and one of them pointed out the plans, saying. ‘Here is the master bedroom, here is the salon, here is the kitchen’. And then the Japanese said: ‘Here is the toilet’.
“Sheikh Zayed stood up and left, shouting that ‘these foreigners are insulting us!’ You see, in those days, the Arabs believed the toilet should be outside the house, not inside a palace!”

This was the founder of modern-day Abu Dhabi, the man who would ultimately set his tiny emirate rise up as one of the richest nations of the Middle East."

Then another part:

"The question that still haunts the Arabian Peninsula, indeed all of the Arab nations: can tribes rule states? Or are they – in the words of the late Crusader historian, Steven Runciman, merely “tribes with flags”.

And tribes, let’s face it, haven’t done very well in the rest of the Middle East.

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I happened to be in Dubai in the late 1970s when an angry exchange between the Maktoums of Dubai and the al-Qasimis of Sharjah, now the third most populous city in the UAE, brought the two families to a state of near-hostility. By the time I reached the motorway bridge south of Dubai, each side’s armoured personnel carriers – British-made, of course – were facing off against each other. A flurry of diplomats, chiefly British and American, stroked the tribal feathers and within three hours their respective armies had disappeared."


Robert Fisk in Abu Dhabi: the Emirates enigma - who's really in charge?
 
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@PAKISTANFOREVER I am begining to get a soft spot for Maryam Sharif. Doing good for her age and is more articulate then Nawaz Sharif. I know I hear you say "corruption" but at least with her we get a pretty face. The country gets shafted but with a pretty smile.

Maryam-Nawaz-1.jpg




She's lovely & gorgeous. A testament to the beauty of our race.
 
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