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Queen Rania of Jordan is marking her 50th birthday today in Jordan as the world still battles the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Queen has undertaken events recently in Jordan since the lockdown in the country was lifted. She has been visiting areas to help promote tourism and those helping battle the virus.
Speaking to Hello magazine, he revealed his birthday wish for this year: “On my birthday, while the other people I love are around and safe and sound, I couldn’t ask for more.”
He also joked about his previous birthday wishes for more time in the family circle in 2020: “On past anniversaries, I sought to spend more time with my husband and children, and so far this year, time is all I’ve ever had. !
“It was a blessing to have all my children around, especially in the months when Jordan was strictly confined. Like so many families, we were grateful to be together, but we also mourn the pain and loss that this virus has inflicted on so many people. other people from all over the world.
Rania Al-Yassin was born in Kuwait, Kuwait, on August 31, 1970, to Faisal Sedki al-Yassin, a pediatrician, and Ilham Yasmin, both Palestinians. His parents moved from the West Bank to Kuwait shortly before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. The circle of relatives visited his circle of relatives in the West Bank.
For his studies, he attended the New English School, which is a personal school in Jabriya, Kuwait. In 1987, he began his undergraduate studies at American University in Cairo, Egypt, where he studied business and computer science. He graduated in business administration in 1991.
The Gulf War began in 1990, and in 1991 Rania and her circle of relatives left Kuwait, like many others at the time of the war when Iraqi forces invaded the country. They moved to Jordan, where Rania would briefly work in marketing at Citibank and Apple Inc. in Amman.
In January 1993, Rania met Prince Abdullah of Jordan at a dinner offered by Abdullah’s sister, Princess Aisha. His Majesty admitted that he was a little suspicious knowing that he was the son of the king of Jordan. Two months later, his engagement was announced. Abdullah and Rania married in a classic Muslim rite on June 10, 1993.
Their first son, Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah, was born in Amman on 28 June 1994. Princess Iman bint Abdullah followed him on 27 September 1996. On 26 September 2000, Princess Salma bint Abdullah was born, and her youngest son, Prince Hashem bin Abdullah, born. Born January 30, 2005.
On 7 February 1999, Abdullah King of Jordan made Rania his queen in March. Since then, she has been a normal advocate for reasons close to her heart. In Jordan, she is passionate about the country’s education, network empowerment and youth. Globally, he works in global education, microfinance and intercultural dialogue.
Queen Rania is one of the most visually s viewed royal families online with an official online page and social media channels. La Reina has its own online page, a Flickr account, a YouTube account, as well as social media channels on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. It is incredibly popular on social media, with more than 16.7 million fans on Facebook, 10.4 million fans on Twitter and 6.1 million fans on Instagram.
He uses these channels to percentage his paintings and spread the message of inclusion and coexistence. Promotes schooling and women’s empowerment. It is unlikely to see its percentage of a message wishing Christians a “Merry Christmas” in December along with messages from Ramadaan or Eid to Muslims at other times of the year.
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