highest mountains on each continent - and conquer both the South Pole and the North Pole. Samer:did/When/start/you/mountaineering?
Mostafa Salameh: I started mountaineering in 2004.
Samer: did/Why/decide/you/ become/a mountaineer?/to 

Mostafa Salameh: I always had a dream of myself praying on top of Mt. Everest. Samer: is/What /best achievement?/your
Mostafa Salameh: When I completed the Seven Summits in 2012.
Samer:is/your/advice/What/young/to/ generation? 

Mostafa Salameh: Never give up. I failed the first time and the second time, but I knew in my heart and my mind that I was going to reach the top of Mt. Everest. You need to find out what your Everest is, and find out how to achieve it. 

Samer:Thank you for your precious time.
Mostafa Salameh: You are welcome. Thank you for this nice chat. 

Today's interview with the Argentine player leo Messi

Leo messi born 24 june 1987 in Rosario argenina

is an Argentine professional footballer and businessman who plays as a forward and captains both Spanish club Barcelona and the Argentina national team

 

1 What’s your first football memory?

 

Lionel Messi: My first memories are from when I was very little, maybe three or four years old playing in my neighbourhood at home. I can picture myself with the ball at my feet from a very young age

 

 

2 Did you learn to avoid the hacking and the fouling way back then?

 

I always had the same style of play. I didn’t really worry about people kicking me

 

 

Looking back on your first weeks and months at Barcelona, were they happy times or bad times?

 

Both. I was happy to be living in Barcelona and experiencing all those new things. On the other hand, it was hard to be so far away from people. I had to start again, new team-mates, new friends. I also couldn’t play at first because of injury and because there were problems with the paperwork. That start was hard

 

 

3 who were your idols?

 

I always admired [Pablo Aimar]; he came from River and I followed him a lot

 

4 Did you have problems with people because you were small?

 

No, I never had any problems with my height. I was always the smallest kid, at school and in my teams

 

 

5 Did you play the same way you do now, as a false number nine?

 

No, the system was different. We played with one striker and I played just behind him, with two wingers out wide. I was a mediapunta. It’s not a case of the false nine starting with that team because we didn’t play that system

 

6 Is your playing style a result of your education at Barcelona?

 

My style of play has always been the same. I never tried to develop a specific style. From very young I just played this way. What is certainly true is that I learnt a lot in the youth system. The way we worked here was different. There was a lot of contact with the ball and a lot of work on the tactical system. I came from Argentina where we didn’t do anything like that. Over there it was lots of running and not much more

7 Why do you think Deco and Ronaldinho took you under their wing?

 

I don’t know. Right from the start I was lucky enough to have them by my side. I will be grateful to them for my whole life; them and [Thiago] Motta and Sylvinho.

 

8 What happened to that team? Why did it fall apart so quickly?

 

I don’t really know what happened. We lost a Champions League semi-final against Manchester United and we lost the league to Real Madrid on goal difference. I don’t really know what happened, but at least it served as a lesson to make sure it doesn’t happen again.