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The tallest Man and the shortest Woman in the World met in California

Published: February 20, 2024
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Turkish Sultan Kosen, from the city of Mardin, is two meters and 51 centimeters tall and holds the title of the tallest man in the world. He met in California with his exact opposite, the shortest woman in the world, the Indian Jyoti Amge, who is only 62.8 centimeters tall.

Kosen and Amge entered the Guinness Book of Records in 2011 and have had no competition since then.

In addition to his height, with arms 27.5 centimeters long and feet 36.5 centimeters long, the Turk also entered the Guinness Book of Records in 2009.

After six years, Kosen and Amge met again in California, where they had breakfast together, and at the end, they took a photo as a souvenir.

The two are traveling to Los Angeles on Tuesday at the invitation of an American producer who will immortalize the meeting of the tallest man and the shortest woman in the world.

Kosen and Amge also met in Cairo in 2018 at the invitation of Egypt’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism and then visited the Giza Pyramids, AA writes.

Photo ©️ AA

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