| Queen Rania met with members of Muhafazati Volunteering Foundation in Irbid. The Queen thanked youth volunteers for working hard to create lasting impact in their communities. Muhafazati Foundation is a non-profit organization which aims to empower young people in Jordan and to promote active citizenship. Muhafazati promotes young people’s involvement in volunteering and awareness-building activities and helps them become active and socially conscious members of society. |
| Established in 2014, Muhafazati has implemented several other projects in Irbid and across the country, including book-gifting and anti-littering campaigns, charity drives, skill-building projects to help young people in Jordan secure employment, and an awareness-building project on the dangers of extremism. Muhafazati’s latest project was launched last summer. The project aims to increase social media literacy and promote responsible use of online platforms. |
Ooo I LOVE her hair! She looks so young with it, and so fresh and beautiful! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love everything here, she is always her very best when wearing traditional dresses.
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with the positive comments.
ReplyDeleteI admire her that she wears traditional fabrics and designs so often; some of her outfits may look a little off-centre sometimes, but I suspect they might have been designed and constructed by local designers whom she supports by wearing their clothes.
She is a beautiful, strong, intelligent woman (have you heard her speak at conferences? very inspiring) and she looks great here.
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Excellent thoughts, and I agree.
DeleteQ Rania looks wonderful,hair and dress.
ReplyDeleteMe encanta el traje típico y sobre el :el símbolo de hombres del desierto"
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