BBC Global Women interviewed Qamie Mera, the Albanian who allegedly is the oldest woman in the world

BBC Global Women interviewed Qamie Mera, the Albanian who allegedly is the oldest woman in the world

BBC Global Women interviewed Qamie Mera, the Albanian who allegedly is the oldest woman in the world

Qamie Marra is the oldest Albanian in the world.

And for 117-year-old, the big BBC Global Women has been making a visualcast.

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During the interview, Marqa indicated that she was born on August 19, 1909, during the period of Ottoman rule, and was 36 years old shortly before the end of World War II.

It has spent almost all its life in an Albanian village, where it has taken care of food cultivation and livestock. Surrounded by fruit trees, 117-year-olds have over the years maintained a way of life closely related to nature and village affairs.

You live as long as God has decided.

If her birthday is confirmed, she would be two days older than British Ethel Cutterham, who is known by Guinness World Records as the oldest person in the world still alive./Telegraphy/

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