一位73岁的巴基斯坦出生的巴黎报纸销售商Ali Akbar在2026年1月被麦肯总统授予法国国家功绩勋章, A 73-year-old Pakistani-born Paris newspaper vendor, Ali Akbar, was honored as a Chevalier in France’s National Order of Merit by President Macron in January 2026.

Ali Akbar, 73岁的巴基斯坦出生男子, 在巴黎卖报纸50年, 2026年1月由总统Emmanuel Macron(Emmanuel Macron)命名为法国国家功绩勋章的Chevalier。 Ali Akbar, a 73-year-old Pakistani-born man who has sold newspapers in Paris for 50 years, was named a Chevalier in France’s National Order of Merit by President Emmanuel Macron in January 2026. Akbar被认为是该市最后一家街头报纸销售商, Akbar在印刷新闻的衰落中象征着一种逐渐消亡的传统。 Believed to be the last street newspaper vendor in the city, Akbar is a symbol of a fading tradition amid the decline of print journalism. 他从巴基斯坦移居国外后,于1973年开始出售纸张,长期无家可归和困苦,以养家糊口,为母亲建造住房,并抚养五个儿子。 He began selling papers in 1973 after migrating from Pakistan, enduring homelessness and hardship to support his family, build a home for his mother, and raise five sons. 他每天在拉丁美洲区巡视,赢得了他与当地人和来访者之间的深厚联系。 His daily rounds in the Latin Quarter earned him deep connections with locals and visitors alike. 这是对街头卖主的一种罕见的认可,赢得了公众的钦佩,他可望获得法国公民身份,尽管埃利西宫尚未确认。 The honor, a rare recognition for a street vendor, has drawn public admiration, and he is expected to receive French citizenship, though the Élysee Palace has not confirmed it. Akbar没有退休的计划,继续其日常工作,以证明数字时代的复原力和人际联系。 Akbar has no plans to retire, continuing his daily work as a testament to resilience and human connection in a digital age.