Malala Yousafzai who got the chance of meeting with Bibi Bahrami at the screening of the short documentary film Stranger at the Gate, expressed her happiness and feeling.

The Nobel Prize winner who attended the event as an executive producer of the documentary, said: "It has been such an honour to become Executive Producer of the Oscar-nominated documentary short @strangeratthegate. But nothing compares to the absolute joy of finally meeting Bibi in person at last night’s screening."

"Bibi is the heart and soul of this incredible story and we could learn from how she spreads love and kindness to everyone she meets," she said.

Yousufzai further mentioned: "She also baked cookies for everyone in attendance. They were so delicious. I had three. I hope you will all watch the film and feel the warmth of Bibi’s embrace."

The Stranger at the Gate  documentary focuses on the social subject including racism, conflict, the power of forgiveness, and Islamophobia.

Taking to her Twitter, Malala also expressed her gratitude.

Bibi is a widely-known founder of AWAKEN (Afghan Women and Kids’ Education and Necessities).