• Hassan Dawy, 16, from Lebanon challenged his memory and set a new Guinness World Record.
• He beat Adam Saeed of Bahrain’s previous record by six seconds.
• Dawy said that his attempt to break the record was successful after roughly 1,000 practice runs.

A teenage Lebanese challenged his memory and set a new Guinness World Record by accurately identifying every flag in the world in only four minutes.

According to Guinness World Records, Hassan Dawy, 16, beat Adam Saeed of Bahrain’s previous record by six seconds in identifying every flag. Saeed accomplished this achievement in 2021.’

Dawy told Guinness officials, “I spent the majority of the summer of 2021 practicing to achieve this record,” added, “I recall giving up at some point when the record was broken again by 18 seconds and reaching the mark of 4 minutes and 6 seconds. The job became much harder.”

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Dawy claimed that he ultimately made the decision to continue working toward his objective.

He explained, “Later in the summer I went back to practice, I couldn’t just let it go.”

Dawy said that his attempt to break the record was successful after roughly 1,000 practice runs.

He further stated, “I have owned every Guinness World Records book since 2013, I am now living my dreams.”

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