“King” Pelé, who died last December at the age of 82, specified in his donation that his third and last wife, Marcia Cibele Aoki, should keep 30% of his property, including “compulsorily” the house where they lived in Guaruja, a seaside resort in São Paulo, the lawyer for the widow of former footballer Luiz Kignel told AFP on Tuesday. His inheritance includes this residence, other real estate and a stake in the Pelé brand, explained Me Kignel, who specified that the complete inventory has not yet been carried out and that consequently the total amount of the estate not known.
Kuwait City: Kuwait to host Arab Information Ministers’ meeting. The meeting of the Executive Council of Information Ministers of Arab countries will be held in Kuwait on 15th of this month. The information was shared by Ahmed Khattabi, Assistant Secretary General for Media and Communication Affairs of the Arab League.
The 26th meeting of the Council of Arab Information Ministers is being organized in Kuwait. The meeting will discuss the topic of ‘Joint Media System’ for Arab countries. Terrorism and e-media will also be discussed in the meeting. Communication with leading international organizations working in the digital sector will also be considered as the main topic of the meeting.
Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Iraq are members of the Executive Council of Arab Information Ministers. Tunisia, Algeria, Comoros Islands, Yemen and Lebanon are also members. Also, the Council of Ministers of Information of the Arab League consists of media organizations and unions under the Arab League.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS: Kuwait will Host an Executive Meeting of Arab Information Ministers
Vice-President of the Republic of Turkiye Fuat Oktay has sent a
letter of gratitude to Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Ali Asadov.
Oktay thanked for the support and solidarity shown by Azerbaijan
to the Turkish state and people over the devastating earthquake,
which hit the Kahramanmaras region of Turkiye.
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Center reports that on
January 6, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit central Turkiye. The
epicenter of the earthquake was 26 kilometers off Gaziantep with a
population of regarding 1.06 million. The earthquake’s epicenter was
located 7 km below the surface. According to Turkiye’s Disaster and
Emergency Management Authority, three more earthquakes with
magnitudes of 6.4 to 6.6 shook the province of Gaziantep in
southeastern Turkiye.
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(Web Desk) Maida Hussaini wanted to become an astronaut and for this she also wrote a letter to NASA. Apparently, this wish of the 17-year-old Afghan girl was beyond her reach, but her ambitions were big.
Even when the Taliban took over the country in August 2021 and her family moved from Afghanistan to Iran, Maida refused to give up on her dream, the BBC reported.
His dream was to reach Europe and continue his education. He decided to go overland to Turkey and from there take the risk of reaching Europe by sea.
His mother was worried regarding his decision but Maida convinced her. Her mother Mehtab Forough says that ‘I told her to go, my daughter, may God protect you.’ ‘I’m her mother, I raised her, she was talented,’ she says.
Usually young girls rarely travel alone because the risks are too great, but Mehtab says her eldest daughter was very determined.
Seven months ago, Maida was shot while crossing the border from Iran to Turkey. The fact is that she had a bullet in her leg for 10 days but she continued her journey and did not give up. Her family says that Maida made several attempts to reach Europe once more.
“I was worried regarding him and I asked him to come back to Iran,” says his mother Mehtab. I said to him, “Aren’t you tired of trying to go abroad once more and once more?”
Maida was one of 200 people who set sail from Turkey to Italy in a wooden boat on February 22, but four days later the boat capsized in waves off the Italian coast of Crotone. At least 70 people have died in this boat accident and Maida’s body has not been found yet.
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