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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

Look Details:

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

 On March 17th, Her Majesty virtually attended the Bloomberg Equality Summit where she raised the alarm on the huge spike in growing inequality especially due to this pandemic, Vaccine Nationalism and urged everyone to “radical change” to fight extreme poverty, which has risen globally for the first time in two decades as the pandemic exacerbated inequality.

Screenshot: Bloomberg Media

Organised by Bloomberg Philanthropy with theme for the fourth edition ‘From Words to Action," Her Majesty in a Marni asymmetric ruffle blouse in pot red sat down with Bloomberg Editor-at-large Francine Lacqua to share her thoughts on how the pandemic had created a bigger hole and how it is affecting the growing inequality especially pertaining to health and wealth gap.

Amongst many things Her Majesty had said during the interview, she said, "I think the moment for radical change has arrived,” on discussing the wealth gap, pointing out that extreme poverty is on the rise for the first time in two decades, worser that what World War II had had. 

On how Covid has relieved and widen inequalities and injustice in health care, job opportunities, and more, “Clearly the system is not working.”

"The crisis has underscored the interconnectedness of the world, but also the unequal ways different groups have been affected," she told Francine

On how corporations could change their business models during this time, "Corporate citizenship cannot be about isolated initiatives, it needs to be part-and-parcel of the business model and ethos,"

She also advocated for more and better workplace flexibility and paid leave to help elevate women who have been greatly prejudice and left aside of discussions since the pandemic began, as well as for more and better investment in infrastructure that would aid with children’s remote learning. 

She said that, "The pandemic has worsened the education gap for developing countries, as areas such as the Middle East saw about 40% of children cut off from education,"

You can watch the whole interview here: Bloomberg

 Yesterday, Her Majesty Queen Rania was one of the keynote speakers at the Virtual John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum hosted by the Harvard University Institute of Politics and conducted by Harvard University Professor Melani Cammett, where she joined in via video call, speaking and highlighting the Growing Global Inequality caused by the COVID-19 pandemic noting that the crisis has uncovered and exacerbated long-standing inconsistencies within society. 

Queen Rania warned that, “for the first time in 20 years, extreme poverty is back on the rise,” with so many people reeling under parallel pandemics of hunger, violence, and increasing illiteracy. Describing all this as “a vicious, destructive cycle,” she further explained that inequality had fueled the global spread of COVID-19, and in turn, the ensuing health, economic, and education crises is fuel further inequality.

Her Majesty recognized the flooding disparity as a “defining feature of our world,” crossing geographies as well as income, gender, and racial divides. 

Noting that low-income nations are less likely to give assets toward pandemic moderation and recuperation, Her Majesty brought up that "more unfortunate nations basically come up short on the liquidity to commit to stimulus packages that are much needed to resuscitate their economies." 

The Queen clarified that the pandemic has "divulged a story of two real factors," drawing a comparison between the individuals who could without much of a stretch, work from home and the individuals who couldn't bear to self-seclude in light of the fact that "remaining at home implied they would bite the dust of appetite." 

Her Majesty additionally focused on the pandemic's effect on women in the Middle East and North African (MENA) district, expressing that they were at that point at an extensive disservice before the pandemic. 

"They just record for 20% of the workforce, in spite of the fact that they complete five fold the amount of neglected consideration and homegrown work," the Queen said, adding that lockdowns and school and childcare terminations have just extended this sexual orientation partition. 

"That is truly hard for mothers and their families, however we additionally need to recall that it's horrendous for our economies," she cautioned. "As per the World Bank, on the off chance that we could acquire ladies' lifetime income the MENA area to rise to those of men, at that point we could add around 3 trillion dollars of abundance to our district. That is 3 trillion-worth of lost freedoms." 

Queen Rania proposed that the appropriation of adaptable business related practices in the wake of COVID could encourage expanded work environment inclusivity, for ladies just as "individuals who are generally closed out from the working environment in view of their conditions," like those with incapacities, single guardians, or displaced people. 

Contending that the pandemic's financial aftermath has expanded the problem of the worldwide outcast local area, the Queen cautioned that in Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq, the COVID emergency has driven more than 1 million Syrian refugees further into destitution. 

Her Majesty added that the pandemic has even excessively influenced evacuees living in major league salary countries, who are at more serious danger of joblessness, and pointed that there are the individuals who might utilize the pandemic as a "political instrument" against outcasts to stir up alarm by endeavoring to draw a connection among displaced people and the spread of COVID-19 for political increase. 

"What a great deal of these lawmakers and a portion of individuals who vote in favor of them miss is that, in numerous examples, exiles and workers reward society," adding that displaced people with foundations in medication have added to combatting the pandemic in Jordan, France, Peru, and somewhere else. 

Alluding to the key pretended by foreigners in immunization advancement, Her Majesty said, "the two fellow benefactors of Moderna and their boss basic researchers are initially outsiders, as is the CEO of Pfizer." 

The Queen underlined that these models "vouch for the force of variety," and reminded her crowd that "as a rule, outcasts and outsiders advantage, not weight economies" as worldwide investigations order them as net occupation makers, not occupation takers. 

During the Forum, Her Majesty likewise talked about profound established disparities in schooling access and pondered the pandemic's cost for the condition of local instruction. 

She clarified that in the Middle East, one of every five kids were at that point out of school preceding the pandemic, and disturbances to training have put a whole age at additional danger, with 40% of schoolchildren in the MENA being cut off from far off tutoring in 2020, as per UNICEF. 

The Queen accentuated that the COVID emergency ought to constrain the global local area to focus on equivalent admittance to quality instruction, underscoring that this need is much more articulated in the Middle East due to its extraordinary socioeconomics. 

"We have a young lump: near 70% of our populace is younger than thirty. To harvest that segment profit, we truly should make these critical interests in quality instruction," she said, calling for developing the hybridization of training by putting resources into face to face and far off learning techniques and guaranteeing teachers are set up to follow through on those adequately. 

Notwithstanding focusing on unavoidable disparity, Her Majesty said the emergency has additionally managed the cost of us an "freedom to rethink another future" and the "catalyst to roll out the improvements that are so long late." 

Queen Rania additionally featured the job COVID-19 has played in changing perspectives encompassing environmental change, and acknowledged the pandemic for expanding individuals' attention to their natural effect, with lockdowns around the planet incidentally adding to cleaner air and lower contamination rates. 

Noticing that responsibility for the environment emergency has for some time been evaded by humankind in general, Her Majesty communicated good faith that the world is at last making a move. "I think now there is a maintainability insurgency in progress that is driven for the most part by youngsters yet that is being heard by everybody."

International Women's day:

In honour of International Women's day, Her Majesty posted a series of pictures celebrating women especially the Jordanian Women with the caption: 

خلال أزمة كورونا، رأينا المرأة الأردنية تقف في الصفوف الأولى، جندية وطبيبة وممرضة، معلمة وأم وغيرها؛ كل واحدة تعطي في ميدانها. تعمل وتدرس وتَرعى وتملأ الفراغات وترفع الهِمم

اليوم ليس للاحتفال الرمزي بالمرأة، بل لتتذكر كل امرأة أينما كانت وفي كل يوم بأنها القوة والعطاء والحب، وأنها تضيء كل مكان توجد فيه

كل عام وكل نساء الأردن والعالم بخير

#يوم_المرأة_العالمي #الأردن #حب_الأردن

Throughout this pandemic, Jordanian women have been on the frontlines: soldiers, doctors, nurses, teachers, mothers, and more... working, teaching, caring, bridging gaps, and lifting spirits.

This International Women’s Day is much more than a symbolic celebration. It is a reminder that every day, women in Jordan and beyond exemplify true strength, sacrifice, and love

#IWD2021 #Jordan #LoveJO

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