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 On Monday January 16th, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah paid a visit to the House of Roses Ladies Association in Aqaba, where she met with a group of local women artists and home-based business owners.

The House of Roses Ladies Association, located near a number of popular Aqaba hotels, serves as a permanent exhibition space for its members to display and advertise their items to local and international visitors. Traditional handicrafts, ceramics, culinary products, and other handmade things are available.

In a meeting with its management team, Association President Rania Nes'ah informed Her Majesty that the House of Roses was founded in the aftermath of the COVID-19 epidemic to assist suffering owners of home-based projects in regaining their footing.

It not only provides a platform for community members to sell their wares, but it also provides training to women and persons with disabilities in order to help them develop marketable skills and increase their income.

The association also provides travelers with a variety of unique local experiences, such as sewing and crafting their own products or learning to make local specialties in the association's kitchen.

During her visit, the Queen went on a tour of the House of Roses' shop, warehouse, and kitchen before stopping in its backyard to see an exhibition of crafts inspired by the particular character of Aqaba and a demonstration of the various tourism experiences the organization has to offer.

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For Monday's event, Her Majesty wore a new La Kasha x NET SUSTAIN argyle organic cashmere cardigan, a white shirt and ALEXANDER WANG Onyx Tailored Trackpants. Paired with The Row Zipped 1 nylon flatform ankle boots with Nikos Koulis jewels V White Gold Diamonds & Rubies Earrings

 On Sunday, October 9th, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah paid a visit to Al Jandaweel Secondary School for Girls, where she learned about Road2Code, a digital skills program developed by the nonprofit organizations INJAZ and the US-based Code.org.

The Queen also took part in an activity organized by the Hour of Code initiative, which is a global ed-tech initiative aimed at familiarizing students with the fundamentals of programming and teaching them coding concepts in simple and enjoyable ways.

Her Majesty received a brief overview of the Road2Code program, which employs innovative methods to improve students' programming skills and equip them with essential digital skills, during a meeting with INJAZ CEO Deema Bibi.

The Queen also attended a training session for teachers on the basics of coding and the use of specialized educational resources to facilitate student access to coding-related learning opportunities led by Code.org Founder and CEO Hadi Partovi, where she spoke with teachers about their experiences with Code.org. Leonardo Ortiz Villacorta, Vice President of International Partnerships at Code.org, and Sawsan Al Qassas, Principal at the school, also attended the session.

Her Majesty then joined a group of eighth-grade students for an Arabic-language lesson on coding principles developed by Code.org in collaboration with Edraak to teach students the fundamentals of computer science, internet safety practices, and game and mobile app building and design.

Her Majesty concluded her visit by meeting with entrepreneurs supported by INJAZ's incubator, mySTARTUP, to learn about the importance of developing digital competencies and coding skills in order to create market-demanding products and services.

Created by Code.org, Hour of Code currently reaches tens of millions of students in more than 180 countries, and Code.org has so far created over 500 one-hour tutorials in over 45 languages.

Established in 2013, Code.org is an education innovation nonprofit based in the United States, dedicated to the vision that every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science as part of their core K-12 education. The organization expands access to computer science in schools, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from underrepresented groups. So far, the non-profit has reached 2 million teachers and over 70 million students, the vast majority of whom are from groups historically underrepresented in computer science. In Jordan, Code.org has collaborated with INJAZ and Edraak in Jordan to offer its services to local school students.

Founded in 1999, as a project under international charitable organization Save the Children, INJAZ became an independent Jordanian nonprofit in 2001. It aims to inspire and prepare youth to become productive members of society and accelerate the development of the national economy by contributing to the advancement of education and entrepreneurship. INJAZ currently reaches over 750,000 youth per year with its career-oriented capacity-building programs, and has benefited almost three million youth to date.

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She wore her ALEXANDER WANG Cinched Poplin Button-Down Shirt and her repeated Proenza Schouler Casual pants and black pumps as well as her Stone Fine Jewelry Swing Geometric Yellow 18K Gold earrings

 On Monday February 21st, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah paid a visit to the Amman Governorate's East Thuheibeh neighborhood, where she met with leaders and beneficiaries of a local charity society backed by the Royal Hashemite Court (RHC) revolving fund.

Her Majesty was greeted at the Al Ahd and Al Ittifaq Charitable Society's offices by its president, Farhan Al Methhan, before meeting members of the society's board of directors, who informed her on the society's accomplishments and future plans.

The association runs a variety of economic and social projects and activities, producing local jobs to help the East Thuheibeh community.

During the meeting, Her Majesty praised the board members for their hard work and devotion to bettering their communities, saying that their efforts demonstrate their "strong commitment to the virtues of solidarity, cooperation, and charity."

The RHC-supported money is distributed to members of the community by Al Ahd and Al Ittifaq Charitable Society, in conjunction with the Jordan River Foundation, with the goal of empowering local inhabitants to begin their own income-generating initiatives and better their livelihoods.

In addition, she visited with some of the society's beneficiaries, who informed her on their income-generating initiatives.

"These businesses have thrived because they address the requirements of your communities," Her Majesty explained. She also credited their achievement to the recipients' tenacity and prudent management, noting that their efforts had resulted in opportunities.

During her visit to East Thuheibeh, she visited the area's single water purification facility, which offers filtered and ozone-treated tap water to the whole town. She also went to a few neighborhood houses, where she met with some women who are the breadwinners for their families.

The Al Ahd and Al Ittifaq Charitable Society, founded in 2013, is a multidisciplinary organization that strives to strengthen local families by providing assistance to poor students and the disabled, encouraging water and environmental conservation, and conducting vocational training sessions.

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She wore Alexander Wang Onyx Tailored Trackpants and Chanel Navy Black Leather Kitten Heels Pumps (Thanks to Debora on Instagram)

 Her Majesty Queen Rania paid a visit to Tal Al Rumman Women's Cooperative in Al Balqa' Governorate on Tuesday January 18th to learn more about the cooperative's economic and social development projects for rural women.

During her visit, Her Majesty met with the cooperative's president, Ayda Ghanmeh, and members of its board of directors, who updated her on the cooperative's accomplishments and future goals.

Tal Al Rumman Women's Cooperative, the village's only community-based organization, empowers women via skill-specific training sessions ranging from dairy production workshops to sewing and embroidery.

The cooperative also aspires to generate local job possibilities and promote sustainable development, and it has created a productive kitchen to help Tal Al Rumman's women better their lives via cooking.

The Queen then went on a tour of the cooperative's headquarters, dropping by a food production training session and one of its vegetable farms. She also checked out their hydroponic greenhouse experiment, which uses nutrient solutions instead of soil to grow crops more effectively. This growing method enables the women to reap high food yields without the use of sunlight or additional work.

The cooperative, which was founded in 2017, offers a variety of occupational sectors through its empowerment programs, including agriculture, baking, and sewing, as well as a clothes bank for impoverished families in the neighborhood.

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For her visit to Tal Al Rumman Women's Cooperative, she wore a Zara SOFT OVERSHIRT WITH BELT in purple with Alexander Wang Onyx Tailored Trackpants. Paired with Nike Air VaporMax Moc 'Triple Black' sneakers with Hirotaka Bumble Bee Akoya Pearl Earring and Toggle Pearl Chain Earring

 Earlier today, Her Majesty Queen Rania took part and joined via video call the Annual Royal Health Awareness Society’s (RHAS) Board of Trustees meeting, to talk about the general public's achievements over the previous year and its projects on protective measures in the midst of the progressing COVID-19 pandemic. 

RHAS Director General, Hanin Odeh, updated Her Majesty and board members on the general public's revamp work approach considering the pandemic, such as utilizing correspondence innovations to limit contact and stay in contact remotely with beneficiaries.

Odeh additionally clarified the job of RHAS in the public COVID-19 awareness campaign, 'Elak w Feed', launched by the Ministry of Health in association with UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO). 

The mission utilizes customary and online media stages to advise people in general about safeguard measures and the significance of vaccination against the infection. It additionally prepares volunteers in pandemic-related local area commitment, and has distributed a bunch of rules for managing the infection. 

Also, Odeh featured the Youth Innovation Forum, a joint activity by RHAS, the Ministry of Youth, and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) that expects to include Jordanian youth in creating inventive answers for nearby local area challenges brought about by the pandemic. 

During the meeting, Her Majesty got some information from the board about the adequacy of RHAS' different missions in building up individuals' adherence to appropriate wellbeing and security quantifies, and said thanks to them and their accomplices for adding to public endeavors in light of the pandemic.  

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She is wearing an Alexander Wang Zipper detail button down Crepe Shirt belted with Bottega Veneta Green Snakeskin Leather Intrecciato Woven Leather Belt