The 15 most influential Millennials on the planet who have already begun to change the world
On October 15, 2017, Sebastian Kurz, the current and youngest foreign minister in the world, the head of the Austrian People's Party, won the early parliamentary elections in Austria. This means that he can become the chancellor of the country — and the youngest leader of the state in the world.
It is not the first time that representatives of the younger generation declare themselves to the whole of humanity. They are called millennials or generation Y — these are people who were born after 1981 and met the new millennium at a young age. Despite a fairly small number of years, they have already managed to become influential figures in government and business.
Enrico Carattoni, 32, was recently chosen as one of the captains regents of San Marino, a small state surrounded by Italy. His six-month term will end in April 2018. The Captains Regents of San Marino are the collective heads of State and government of the country.
25-year—old Oyo Niimboy Kabamboy Iguru Rukidi IV is the king of Toro, a small state in the kingdom of Uganda. He succeeded to the throne as a teenager after his father's death in 1995.
20-year—old Malala Yousafzai is a world-famous Pakistani human rights activist and the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, which she received by advocating for the accessibility of education for women. In 2012, she was seriously wounded in the head by militants from the terrorist movement Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan because of her activities. Malala is currently studying at Oxford.
36-year-old Beyonce Knowles—Carter is one of the most successful singers in history and a world-famous style icon. In addition to music, Beyonce starred in films and actively participated in the political life of the country.
32-year—old LeBron James is a professional basketball player and one of the most famous athletes in the world. LeBron James treats his image on television and in films with humor, openly expresses his opinion on political and public issues.
Sam Altman, 32, is the president of Y Combinator, the largest startup in the Silicon Valley business incubator format. Altman expresses his own opinion about the future of the United States, often comments on political events.
35-year—old Prince William is the second contender for the British throne after his father. His marriage to Kate Middleton is under intense global scrutiny, as are their two children.
Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck is the 37—year-old king of Bhutan. Bhutanese love their leader very much, and his style of government combines a traditional way of life and a modern approach.
Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani is the 37—year-old Emir of Qatar. Educated in the UK, he became the leader of the nation at the age of 33, after his father gave up power in favor of his son.
Ivanka Trump, 35, and Jared Kushner, 36, are the daughter and son-in—law of US President Donald Trump. The spouses are the closest advisers to the President.
Sebastian Kurz is the 31—year-old leader of the conservative Austrian People's Party and the elected Federal Chancellor of Austria. In 2013, he was elected Minister of Foreign Affairs of the country, being a student and not having completed higher education.
Mark Zuckerberg is the 33—year-old founder and CEO of Facebook. The social network he created is used by billions of people. Zuckerberg ranks fifth among the richest people in the world.
Muhammad bin Salman Al Saud, 32, is the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and the designated heir to the crown. He is also the youngest defense minister in the world.
Kim Jong—un is the 33-year-old leader of North Korea. He came to power in 2011 after the death of his father. In its policy, it pays special attention to the expansion of the country's nuclear program.
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