Queen Rania Al Abdullah Queen of Jordan is famous around the world. She is known for her work in education, health, and women’s rights. Her efforts go beyond Jordan, making her an important voice in global humanitarian work.
This article talks about her life, achievements, and answers some common questions about her and the Jordanian royal family.
Early Life and Education
Queen Rania was born Rania Al-Yassin on August 31, 1970, in Kuwait. Her parents are Palestinian. She went to school in Kuwait, then studied Business Administration at the American University in Cairo, Egypt.
Marriage and Family
At 22 years old, Rania married Prince Abdullah bin Al-Hussein on June 10, 1993. They have four children:
- Crown Prince Hussein
- Princess Iman
- Princess Salma
- Prince Hashem
In 1999, when King Abdullah II became king, Rania became Queen of Jordan.
Work as Queen
Since becoming Queen, Rania has worked on many social issues. She focuses on better education, healthcare, and supporting women’s rights.
Advocacy and Humanitarian Efforts
Queen Rania works hard to improve education in Jordan and the Arab world. She started projects to give all children access to good schools. Her work in health and women’s rights is recognized globally.
