During the interview, Marqa indicated she was born on August 19th 1909, at the time when Albanian lands were still under Ottoman rule. At her birthday, she was 36 years old just before the end of World War II.
Qamie Marara, 117-year-old Albanian woman who is allegedly the oldest woman in the world, has become part of a video report published by BBC Global Women.
It has spent almost all its life in an Albanian village, where it has taken care of food cultivation and livestock. Surrounded by nature and fruit trees, Merea has over the years preserved a life – style closely related to village affairs.
Asked about her life span, she gave a simple answer, leaving it in God’s hands.
You live for as long as God has decided, and Mara said about the French News Agency ( AFP).
If her birthday is officially confirmed, Mara 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.
However, until the independent verification of her birthday, the claim that Mora is the oldest woman in the world remains officially unconfirmed.
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