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 On February 04th 2025, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, accompanied by Italian First Lady Laura Mattarella, paid a visit to the 'Jordan: Dawn of Christianity' exhibition at the Palazzo della Cancelleria in Rome on Tuesday, where she encouraged Europeans to visit Jordan and discover its rich legacy.

According to Her Majesty's website, "The exhibition also features artifacts from five pilgrimage sites in Jordan, including Mount Nebo, the memorial of Prophet Moses; Tel Mar Elias, the birthplace of Prophet Elijah; Our Lady of the Mountain Church, a shrine commemorating Mother Mary; Machaerus, the site of John the Baptist’s martyrdom; and the Baptism Site of Jesus Christ.

Coinciding with the Vatican’s Holy Jubilee Year under the theme ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ and featuring archeological items never before displayed outside of Jordan, the exhibition aims to serve as an open invitation for the world to explore Jordan’s spiritual and cultural treasures and its rich biblical landscape.

 A happy birthday to the soon to be Crown Princess of Jordan, Miss Rajwa El Seif!

With two photos publish on the different social media accounts, the Saudi-born fiancée of Crown Prince Hussein turns 29 today on April 28th, 2023. Her soon-to-be husband & mother-in-law publish two photos to celebrate her big day. 

The Crown Prince wrote, “Wishing my dearest Rajwa a very happy birthday! Looking forward to a life of love, compassion and commitment with you. غاليتي رجوة! كل عام ونحن على خطى المودة والرحمة…كلّي شوقٌ لحياة ملؤها الرضا والمحبة معك” 

While Queen Rania posted wishing her future daughter in law“Happy birthday to our lovely Rajwa! حبيبتي رجوة، كل عام وأنت بالف خير” 

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For the first picture, Miss Rajwa wore a white Edelina Joyce limited edition pleat back shirt. 

In the second picture, she wore a pink blouse with a MADE IN TOMBOY Felisia High Rise Pleated Jeans. She accessorized it with By Stone Fine Swing with Me Diamond Dotted Earring

For the picture, Her Majesty wore seen wearing a white Valentino White Embroidered Shirt with Jil Sander Elasticated Waist Wide Leg Pants

 On their first joint event of 2023, on Sunday January 8th His Majesty King Abdullah, accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah went to the Southern Badia region, where they visited an agricultural project and the Women’s Cooperative Association in Al Disi.

The agricultural project, which spans 1022 dunums and is being conducted by a coalition of cooperatives, was briefed to King Abdullah and Queen Rania.

The project, which began in 2021 as a result of Royal orders, is located on property donated by the Ministry of Agriculture and employs approximately 200 local community members, 80 percent of whom are women.

The agricultural project is overseen by Al Hussein Agricultural Cooperative and the Military Retirees Association, while the fishery project is operated and managed by Al Tweisah Charity Association, which produces approximately 6 tonnes of fish per year.

Agriculture Minister Khaled Hneifat stated that the consortium will be given an agricultural station in the area in order to create jobs and construct an ecotourism agriculture project that will assist the local community.

The King and Queen also toured the Al Disi Women Cooperative Association's premises, which was founded in 2010, and were briefed on the projects carried out by women in the local community, such as pottery and ceramics, sewing, a play-based learning project, and a traditional cooking experience offered to visitors and tourists.

A greenhouse nursery for cultivating and re-populating rare species such as wormwood, lavender cotton, saxaul, sage, wild thyme, and orache is part of the project.

Their Majesties planted a saxaul tree, which is endemic to Jordan's Southern Badia region, during the tour.

The briefing also discussed the Badawiyat program, a cultural tourism project centered on a productive kitchen serving traditional meals to tourists and visitors, as well as a circular loan fund for financing small businesses and a solar power project backed by the Jordan River Foundation.

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She wore a black floral embroidered thoub paired with her usual Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Black Patent Leather Pumps and Stone fine jewelry Swing with Me Diamond Dotted Earring

 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 Wednesday October 5th, His Majesty King Abdullah accompanied by Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hussein on their day 2 visit to the Sultanate of Oman visited and toured the Oman National Museum and House of Musical Arts at Royal Opera House in Muscat.

Their Majesties and Crown Prince Al Hussein were briefed on the museum’s collections and artefacts, which reflect Oman’s heritage, history, and culture.

At the Royal Opera House’s House of Musical Arts, Their Majesties and the Crown Prince were briefed on its facilities and equipment used for hosting and organising international musical performances.

Their Majesties and His Royal Highness also attended a special performance by the Royal Guard of Oman band.

After their visit to the Musuem and Royal Opera House, they returned to Al Aman Palace where they were received by the Sultan and The Honorable Lady before departing for the airport to return to Amman, Jordan.

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For the day, Her Majesty wore a new Johanna Ortiz Lucid Dream Top and the Johanna Ortiz Musical Mode Midi Skirt. With her trusted Gabriela Hearst Nina Bag Cognac Calf Leather, her Black Jennifer Chamandi Lorenzo 105 Suede & Elaphe Pumps, Stone Fine Jewelry Yellow Gold Swing Geometric Hoop Earrings and Bottega Veneta Angle Tortoiseshell-Acetate and Gold Tone Sunglasses

 On the event of her 52nd Birthday, once again I will like to wish Her Majesty a Happy Birthday. On this day, the Royal Hashemite Court and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince released new pictures of Queen Rania.

Release via his Instagram account, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein wished his mother a happy birthday with the following message:

‎دوما الأم الحنونة رغم انشغالاتك… أمي الغالية، كل عام وأنتِ بخير وأسأل الله أن يحفظكِ ويرعاكِ

Thank you for pouring so much of your heart into everything that you do for us. Happy birthday

While The Court wished Her Majesty a happy birthday: 

يهنئ الديوان الملكي الهاشمي صاحبة الجلالة الملكة رانيا العبدالله بمناسبة عيد ميلادها، وكل عام وجلالتها بخير وصحة وسعادة

The Royal Hashemite Court extends its warmest wishes to Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah on the occasion of her birthday

Release to Vogue Arabia from The Court:

© Vogue Arabia

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For the portrait in Vogue Arabia, Her Majesty Queen Rania is wearing Brandon Maxwell Exclusive Draped Wool-Crepe Midi Dress with her By Stone Fine Jewelry SWING WITH ME DIAMOND DOTTED EARRING

 On Sunday August 14th, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah visited LIVINC incubator in Zai, located in Al Balqa’ governorate. During her visit, she met with the team behind the boutique farm for community initiatives and value-focused programs. 

Her Majesty was welcomed to LIVINC by its founder, Shadi Al Hasan, before joining members of the incubator’s core team for a conversation on the inspiration behind its premise, the services it offers, and its plans for the future. 

At the incubator, Her Majesty met with a number of creatives who demonstrated the way LIVINC fosters creativity and empowers its innovators to produce and showcase their work to local and international markets. 

Located in the forests of Zai in Al Balqa’, LIVINC is an 8,000 square meter farm that supports Jordanian creatives and helps them attain financial independence by transforming their ideas into profitable businesses. In its efforts to promote the creative economy, LIVINC mentors Jordanian creatives in seven areas, including, self-development, arts, communication, content creation, design, digital skills, and crafts. 

The incubator aims to hone these creatives’ skills and turn their ideas into practical initiatives with the ultimate goal of developing the local economy and generating new job opportunities in the creative sector. Its latest endeavor, the Creativity Caravan, is a development initiative that aims to inspire inventiveness and develop the skills of young individuals in underprivileged areas. 

To learn more about the incubator’s sustainable initiatives, Her Majesty visited the greenhouse, where she was briefed on LIVINC’S sustainable solutions and green initiatives. The Queen also saw the work of several creatives on LIVINC’s terrace, where a local music group, Bokra Band was playing, before making a final stop at the pottery studio.

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For her visit, Her Majesty wore a canary- yellow OROTON Silk-blend shirt with jeans and her 

She accessorized it with Tissa Fontaneda Khaki ROCK ME Crossover Bag, STONE FINE JEWELRY Yellow Gold Swing Geometric Hoop Earrings and Oliver Peoples by Frère NY 52 OV5462SU Olive Gradient & Sage Sunglasses

 Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah travelled to the Al Karak Governorate on the evening of April 6th, where she joined a group of women for Iftar, where she commended the attendees for their contributions to local society.

Held at the historic Karak Castle, the Iftar hosted a group of women from Al Karak active in the fields of education, social welfare, culture, volunteer work, and charitable efforts.

After the evening prayer which broke the fast, Her Majesty expressed her warm wishes for the Holy month of Ramadan to the accomplished women in attendance and their families, adding that she has sorely missed these pleasant gatherings.“I am very happy to be here during the first week of Ramadan, surrounded by my sisters, the devoted women of Al Karak,” Queen Rania said.

“Ramadan is always a month of goodwill, blessings, and reconnecting with loved ones, but this year it feels even more special than usual – perhaps because we have been unable to get together for Iftar like this for the past two years,” she added.

In turn, the Governor of Al Karak, Mohammad Fayez, thanked Her Majesty for her work to uplift the lives of people across the country. He went on to highlight the positive feedback of a group of women participating in an Umrah mission organized by the Queen this Ramadan.

A total of 550 women hailing from across Jordan will perform the lesser pilgrimage to Mecca as part of the mission throughout the holy month, the first group of whom left Jordan on Tuesday.

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For the event, Her Majesty had on her Bespoke Stone Fine Jewelry FAN EARRING WITH EMERALD STUD with her jacobi Leather facet clutch shoulder