Queen Rania's Closet ستايل الملكة رانيا: Sara Weinstock

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Earlier today April 8th, Her Majesty Queen Rania was in Al Mafraq governorate, to inaugurate a new branch of the Zaha Cultural Center, where she also met with a number of recipients of a Royal Hashemite Court (RHC) grant.

She began her visit by touring the new Al Mafraq Zaha Cultural Center in the presence of Deputy Head of the Greater Mafraq Municipality, Sami Basbous, and Director of the Zaha Cultural Center, Rania Sbeih. She later stopped by some of its facilities, including the Karameesh Room for children aged three to five, which is a space that offers intellectual and social skills development courses. She then also spoke with a number of the centre’s employees, as well as mothers of child beneficiaries.

The centre currently offers training sessions that aim to meet the needs of the local community and its children between the ages of six and 16. The sessions vary from handicrafts workshops to academic programs in architectural drawing and the English language, and include behavioral modification courses as well.

At the centre, Her Majesty met with a group of women from Al Mafraq and learned about their business and small project ideas.

The centre was established upon the directives of His Majesty when he visited Al Mafraq in 2016, and funded by the Ministry of Planning in partnership with the municipality of Al Mafraq and the Zaha Cultural Institute.

Welcomed at the Prince Ali bin Al Hussein Stadium by the Governor of Al Mafraq, Yasser Odwan, Founder of the Community Centers Association (CCA), Dr. Sari Nasser, CCA President, Dr. Firyal Saleh, and Head of Al Mafraq Youth Directorate, Mohamad Khawaldeh, Her Majesty listened to beneficiaries talk about the small businesses they established through royal grants and with support from local civil society organizations.

Queen Rania commended the role of these organizations in empowering local communities, stressing that they are best positioned to understand and respond to their community’s needs. She also reassured the beneficiaries of the support they will continue to receive in the future.

To date and through the grant scheme, 13 civil society organizations have provided 144 families in Al Mafraq with loans to help them establish their own income-generating projects with practical guidance from the CCA. Beneficiaries were chosen based on strict criteria, which ensure that grants are allocated to those most in need.

During her visit, the Queen also stopped by the home of grant recipient, Manal Abu Qdeiri, who used the funds she received to start a home-based business selling clothing and food, generating an income of JOD 500 each month. Abu Qdeiri told the Queen how this business has helped provide much-needed income for her entire family.

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His Majesty King Abdullah II accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah welcome Their Excellencies Gjorge Ivanov and First Lady Maja Ivanova of the Republic of Macedonia to Jordan earlier today for bilateral talks at the Al Husseinya Palace.

The first stop of their visit began with an official welcoming ceremony for the presidential couple upon their arrival at Al Husseiniya Palace. His Majesty and President Ivanov reviewed a guard of honor as a military band played the national anthem of both countries.

Bilateral meetings and discussions were tabled which was attended by Her Majesty and The First Lady. Both leaders discussed means to forge closer cooperation between the two countries, mainly in the economic, tourism, development, military, security and information technology fields.

After this meetings, His Majesty King Abdullah welcomed the Macedonian President and the accompanying delegation for extended talks which included a working lunch in the presence of a number of senior officials. The visit is an important opportunity to continue following our meeting during the UN General Assembly two months ago.

"Of the fields of mutual cooperation and in the interests of the two countries, and I hope to discuss during this meeting ways to develop this cooperation.

The King added that the two countries enjoy historical relations, and I hope that during your presence in Jordan, you will identify the sectors that will improve the levels of joint cooperation. He also pointed out that Jordan and Macedonia enjoy very good relations at the political level, as well as in the field of security and defense cooperation.

Macedonian President Georgi Ivanov expressed his appreciation for Jordan's important role under the leadership of His Majesty the King to achieve peace and enhance security and stability in the region, stressing his country's keenness to strengthen cooperation with Jordan in various fields.

I would like to build on the friendship and close relations that existed when we were part of the former Yugoslavia and would like to build on them in all areas. He added that Macedonia and Jordan stand out as models of coexistence and harmony, pointing out that Jordan is an important example of a country that contributes positively to the stability of the Middle East.

The Macedonian president pointed out that this visit is a step to open doors for further cooperation in the future, stressing the importance of building on the relations at all levels, especially in the field of higher education, and also between chambers of industry and trade to open opportunities for both countries' business community.

The talks dealt with areas of economic cooperation between Jordan and Macedonia, which reflected positively on the volume of trade exchange between them and benefiting from the investment opportunities available in both countries.The importance of encouraging the private sector in both countries to establish economic partnerships and implement joint projects in many vital sectors was emphasized.

The talks stressed the need to exchange experiences in several fields and increase the tourism exchange, in addition to the importance of benefiting from Jordanian expertise in the pharmaceutical and information technology sectors.

Efforts to combat terrorism and extremism were also discussed as part of a comprehensive strategy. The importance of continuing regional and international coordination to combat this menace was stressed. The talks touched on the phenomenon of fear of Islam and the danger of isolating Muslim societies in the West.

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