Queen Rania's Closet ستايل الملكة رانيا

 In her off moments in New York:

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For this moments, Her Majesty was seen wearing her WARDROBE.NYC Off White Cropped grain de poudre wool vest and WARDROBE.NYC Pleated grain de poudre wool wide-leg pants. Paired with Fendi Baguette Sand and brown interlaced leather bag, Dior Cream Abstract-Print Canvas Pumps, Oliver Peoples Luisella Sunglasses in Vintage Grey Fade/Silver, Chaumet Joséphine Aigrette Pendant in White Gold, Pearls & Diamonds, Wempe Tidedrops Earrings in 18K Yellow Gold, Pearls & Diamonds, and Apple Watch Ultra GPS + Cellular Titanium Case with Brown Ocean Band in 49mm 

 On the side-lines of the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah attended UNICEF's Champions for Children: Child Rights at the Heart of the SDGs reception event in New York on Sunday September 17th.

The event, hosted by UNICEF's Executive Director, Catherine Russell, and featuring US First Lady Dr. Jill Biden as a keynote speaker, aims to put children at the centre of achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by emphasising their empowerment and the need to invest in their future.

According to the publication Progress on Children's Well-Being: Centering Child Rights in the 2030 Agenda, two-thirds of child-related indicators are falling short of meeting the 2030 SDGs target. According to the research, only 6% of the world's kid population, living in just 11 nations, has met 50% of child-related benchmarks as of today. If current trends continue, only 60 countries - home to only 25% of the world's children - are likely to have met their targets by 2030, leaving about 1.9 billion children in 140 countries behind.

The research weaves together over 20 years of data from over 190 nations, comparing where governments are now to where they want to be in the next seven years, and finding difficulties and opportunities for expedited action. The findings paint a mixed picture of development and regress in relation to global goals.

The report also demonstrates that with strong national commitment, good policies, and enough money, faster development is conceivable, with certain low and lower-middle-income countries making the fastest pace.

The event featured a part on methods to champion children in areas such as health, education, climate, and peace-building activities, and was attended by youth advocates, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors, and numerous high-profile visitors.

Other prominent speakers included Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of the Belgians and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, actor Orlando Bloom.  

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For the event, Her Majesty wore Dior Black Cotton Poplin Shirt with Puff Sleeves and Dior Mid-Length Straight-Cut Skirt Deep Fuchsia and Green Tie & Dior Motif. Paired with her repeated Tom Ford crystal embellished pumps, Apple Watch Ultra [GPS + Cellular 49mm] Smart Watch w/Rugged Titanium Case & Brown Ocean Band and Bottega Veneta Knot Intrecciato Satin And Python Black Clutch

 On Tuesday September 12th, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah advocated for a new leadership paradigm that tries to build common ground and inject humanity into decision-making, emphasising the importance of working together to address shared difficulties such as the migration, refugee, and climate crises.

Her Majesty recalled the drowning of a crowded migrant boat in the Mediterranean Sea last June, which killed over 600 people as they attempted to reach Europe, while speaking in London at the CogX Global Leadership Summit, part of the 7th edition of the global CogX Festival.

She noticed how each side of the migration debate interpreted the tragedy as proof of their side of the story, with some blaming Europe's strict migration rules for the calamity, others claimed that Europe's leniency was to blame for the migrants' decision to endanger their lives in the first place.

"When we can't tolerate ideas that challenge our own, we hold their proponents in contempt," Her Majesty added. Rather of "retreating into bunkers of 'we vs. them,' she called for an openness to questioning, saying that unfettered certainty might lead people to "attack each other instead of solving our issues."

"You may believe that certainty is a sign of moral integrity, but is it?" Queen Rania inquired. "Certainty can lead to moral fracture - a code of ethics that registers a sinking ship first as evidence of being right, and only secondarily as tragedy."

Her Majesty also urged for additional worldwide aid to refugee-hosting countries like Jordan, where one of every eight persons is a Syrian refugee. She also called attention to the mounting needs of African countries absorbing refugees from Sudan, where over 4 million people have been displaced since April.

"Doing the right thing means getting things right." And for that, we must think with our hearts," she continued, referencing His Majesty King Abdullah II's decision to welcome hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees to Jordan following the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War in 2011.

"His Majesty understood what was most important. His acts were dictated by his heart. There is a hungry youngster and a desperate mother at our border,' he said. 'How could we refuse them entry?'" according to Queen Rania.

Her Majesty praised Jordanians' compassion, as well as the kindness of host countries now hosting refugees fleeing conflict in Sudan. She did, however, emphasise that conflict-affected nations cannot bear the burden of refugee hosting alone.

"Since July, the World Food Programme has been cutting support for Syrian refugees in Jordan—not because the need has passed, but because new emergencies are breaking out, while donor support has lagged," she said, adding that low- and middle-income countries host 74% of the world's displaced.

The Queen further emphasised the world's unequal response to refugee crises, remarking that four months into the Sudan war, fewer than 30% of donor requests had been met, yet the Ukraine emergency appeal was 70% financed within its first month.

"I don't think we need a supercomputer to explain such discrimination," stated Her Majesty.

"We normalise people's suffering when we demonise them for seeking a better life for their families." "We normalise 11 children drowning each week in perilous Mediterranean crossings," she explained. "In a world of plenty, we normalise people going hungry—not because we can't help them, but because we've chosen not to."

During her speech, Queen Rania stated that in an age "where AI churns out content and code, and where we're connected to everything, everywhere, all at once," it is easy to become distracted and lose concentration. She did, however, emphasise that "progress is not unavoidable." It does not happen automatically. We are the ones who set the path and steer the ship."

"What good is artificial intelligence if we can't use it to elicit genuine empathy?" Queen Rania inquired.

Her Majesty shared that, after spending time with some of the world's most prominent leaders as well as some of the world's most vulnerable people, her perspective on leadership has not only shifted, but inverted.

"I've met people with nothing who share everything in refugee camps from Jordan to Greece to Bangladesh." People who have been brutalised by a selfish world but nevertheless put the lives of others ahead of their own," she remarked. "If the world's most powerless people can act with such strength, what does that say about the rest of us?"

Queen Rania also emphasised the need of "learning how to follow" in leadership and how it can fuel progress in areas such as climate change, which she called as "an existential challenge that demands a global movement."

Under the name of the CogX Festival, the CogX Global Leadership Summit debuted in 2020 and has since welcomed over 3,500 professional speakers from industry, government, education, philanthropy, and other disciplines. The CogX Festival, which debuted in 2014, brings together world leaders, the tech industry, and the general public for in-depth conversations about the ramifications of artificial intelligence and other developing technologies.

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For the events, Her Majesty wore Alexander McQueen Cutaway Military Shirt in Optic White paired with her Alexander McQueen Women's Geometric Buckle Waist Belt in Black, Bottega Veneta Mini Intrecciato Napa Top-Handle Bag, Bespoke Jennifer Chamandi Black Suede & Elaphe Lorenzo 105 Pumps, Apple Watch Ultra [GPS + Cellular 49mm] Smart Watch w/Rugged Titanium Case & Brown Ocean Band.

 On Wednesday, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah met with a group of young Jordanian entrepreneurs and startup owners at The Office in Jabal Amman, a business centre and co-working space.

The entrepreneurs discussed their various business ideas with Her Majesty, which ranged from arts and crafts to health and fitness, as well as projects in nutrition, app development, mental health services, jewelry-making, marketing, tourism, design, and more.  

Her Majesty also addressed with them the concept of The Office as a co-working environment, as well as the solutions it provides entrepreneurs for lowering initial expenses caused by high rent and utilities bills. The Office provides its clients with short-term leasing agreements and tailored solutions for all of their business needs, with three floors of private offices, meeting spaces, and dedicated work areas.

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For today's event, Her Majesty wore a white Bite Studios Short sleeve organic cotton poplin shirt and blue JOSEPH Ade pleated wool-blend midi skirt. Paired with her ELLEME Madeleine Bag - Green, Apple Watch Ultra [GPS + Cellular 49mm] Smart Watch w/Rugged Titanium Case & Brown Ocean Band, LOEWE Green Leather L Buckle Belt, Oliver Peoples x brunello Cucinelli Luisella Sunglasses in Vintage Grey Fade/Silver, Chaumet JOSÉPHINE AIGRETTE RING White gold, pearls, diamonds and her go to JIMMY CHOO Off-White Romy 100 Heels

After meeting with Their Imperial Majesty at the Imperial Palace, Her Majesty met with Mrs. Yuko Kishida Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's wife.

The meeting was about education, and philantrophy work.

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For the day, Her Majesty wore a new Zimmermann High Tide Flower Body Shirt paired with Zimmermann High Tide flower skirt. She accessorized it with Dior Wired Mesh Pointed Toe Pumps in Rose Gold, Gabriela Hearst Ivory Satin Demi Bag with Rose Gold hardware, Apple Watch Series 8 Starlight Aluminum Case with Beige Braided Solo Loop in 41mm 

King Abdullah II, accompanied by Queen Rania, left for an official visit to Japan on Thursday, followed by a visit to the United Kingdom.

Their Majesties is set to meet with Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan during his visit to Tokyo, which will also be accompanied by Crown Prince Hussein.

His Majesty also met with Japan Prime Minister Kishida Fumio to discuss the two countries' strategic alliance and ways to strengthen it in different spheres, including the economy, as well as regional and international developments.

In Tokyo, the King will also meet Speaker of the House of Representatives Hosoda Hiroyuki, President of the House of Councillors Hidehisa Otsuji, and a number of other officials.

Meeting with Their Imperial Majesties:

His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan met with Their Imperial Majesties Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan at Tokyo Imperial Palace.

At the meeting, attended by Queen Rania & Crown Prince Hussein, King Abdullah lauded the deep-rooted friendship between Jordan’s Royal Hashemite Family and Japan’s Imperial Family, and the strong ties between the governments and peoples of the two countries.

The meeting covered the advanced partnership between Jordan and Japan in various fields, in addition to recent regional and international developments.

In an Instagram post, Her Majesty wrote her joy at meeting with Their Imperial Majesties once again with a caption: "مع جلالة الملك وولي العهد الأمير الحسين في قصر طوكيو الإمبراطوري اليوم. ممتنة للضيافة الدافئة والاستقبال الكريم من جلالة إمبراطور اليابان ناروهيتو والإمبراطورة ماساكو

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For their visit to the Imperial Palace, Her Majesty wore a custom made Benchellal Robe Manteau Blazer Dress in Beige paired with Marni Gold Lamb Leather Belt, Fendi Iconic small Peekaboo ISeeU Brown bag, Jennifer Chamandi Lorenzo 105 Pumps in Beige Suede Elaphe, Apple Watch Series 8 Starlight Aluminum Case with Beige Braided Solo Loop in 41mm