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 Much thanks to you such a huge amount for this mind boggling honor. It's simply moves me and matters to me extraordinarily. Thus, I truly like it. You realize I asked my four-year-old Hazel ordinarily about what she realizes in school. I ask her consistently and now and then I met withyou know she's four. Along these lines, it resembles, 'I played'. What's more, I'm similar to, what else, you know advise me. You know it's likely on the grounds that she's tiredor maybe on the grounds that I ask her consistently and she's burnt out on me getting some information about her day. Yet, a few evenings ago it resembled she threwme a bone as I was taking care of her. She stated, 'Hello mummy, do you know how toget to Harlem?' And I simply kind of gazed at her moronically andI stated, 'How would you get to Harlem?' She goes, 'You take the A train, it's thequickest way.' And I resembled, 'What?' You know and I said like, the Ella FitzGeraldsong. She goes, 'Better believe it, Ella FitzGerald.' And I practically sobbed, in light of the fact that Ella resembles mygem, you know and afterward I found that she was finding out about the Harlem renaissanceat four. I've likewise been educated on Lava caverns, neverheard of them previously and the little knock on an infant owl's snout that it sort of employments tocrack against the shell to birth itself. I mean and afterward it tumbles off. I'm similar to how, this is stuff I've neverheard of previously. In this way, such a become clear to me thatI ask Hazel consistently what she realized at school. Since well, I'm frantic to know coolstuff like that fundamentally. Yet, to gain from her and I simply kind of adorethe look of take pleasure in her eyes when she understands she's encouraging me something I knew nothingabout. She's simply being fed and propelled atschool in manners I obviously can't stay aware of. I find in her and now in our most youthful daughtertoo that they long to learn, they need it in. Also, consequently the world kind of lights upfor them and welcomes them to retain the endless prospects that are accessible to them. They are sufficiently fortunate and as was I and aswere most young ladies that I realized growing up, that your fantasies were not truly going to fall ondeaf ears and that your considerations and your voice made a difference and could have any kind of effect. I said this to the unfathomable Malala Yousufzai,when we met unexpectedly. What's more, I was truth be told rather overpowered to sitwith her. My significant other John and I found this verydeep association with Malala's motivation for ladies' schooling prodded on by the appearance of ourtwo little girls. She and her exceptional dad concurred tomeet with us in London. It's a train ride away from where they nowlive in Birmingham in England. Thus, Malala is the name of a nineteenth century Afghanfreedom warrior. It's a delicate sounding name that positively packsa punch and how suitable for the individual who bears it. The most empathetic of hearts, yet courageand will of steel. Her name is kind of burned into our memorieswhen news broke of the 15-year-old young lady who was shot in the head by the Taliban on herschool transport in the wake of hearing the interest, 'Which one is Malala?' And we needed to know the equivalent, who was she. This young lady shot in the head for championingin young ladies' schooling. Who right? She alongside her companions on that transport wasdetermined to proceed with her schooling regardless of the danger. Also, as schools were bombarded and houses wereraided, and instructors were slaughtered. She was unbowed and untethered by the intolerablelimitations that were put on her opportunity to be in the one spot that she needed tobe in school. At the point when the projectiles descended upon these girls,the world halted abruptly and they tuned in to Malala. Yet, above all so did a large number of girlsaround the world put similarly situated. This bold smooth and moving girlbecame their light. There are more than 130 million young ladies missing outon instruction. Since they need to work, or they are marriedby the age of 12 or they need admittance to class offices or need to think about more youthful kin. Denying them their essential right to aneducation. Furthermore, the Malala store is working tirelesslyto guarantee 12 years of school until they are 18 for each young lady around the world. Along these lines, from engaging neighborhood pioneers to shiftthe antiquated outlooks of early marriage in Pakistan and numerous different nations, creatinglearning programs for out-of-school wedded young ladies in Kenya. They offer admittance to quality training forSyrian evacuees, building schools in distant and provincial territories. They are young lady by young lady changing networks. The potential for financial development whenthe other portion of the populace is allowed the chance to learn and afterward to workis boundless. Malala knows this and they are seeing it firsthandin the networks they have contacted. That if ladies are given a voice, they areusing it. At the point when they are given the tote strings, thecommunities flourish. At the point when they are given a work, they thrive. They put together better, they electrify morepassionately, and they are bound to support harmony where harmony should be thepriority. I recall Malala's dad saying somethingto me that, I will always remember. He stated, 'Such a large number of ladies pass on as though theyhave never been conceived.' And I have always remembered it. John and I both feel we need to do as muchas we can to help guarantee that that assertion doesn't remain constant later on. I realize that I will never meet anybody moreinspiring than Malala in the course of my life. I mean she's just the most youthful ever Nobelpeace prize laureate. I question anybody could top her truly. She has set a particularly high bar, however her dreamis that there will be others simply like her. Since, in such a case that one young lady with instruction canchange the world, well we simply need to envision what 130 million can do. Thus, thank you to such an extent. I'm so respected, much obliged.