She's elegant, sophisticated, bright, wise and a mother of 4.
Not to forget her great sense of fashion and style.
This is her profile.
Name :Queen Rania Of Jordan
Birth Date : August 31, 1970
Birth Place : Kuwait
Husband : His Majesty King Abdullah bin Al-Hussein on June 10, 1993
Children : HRH Prince Hussein, born June 28, 1994; HRH Princess Iman, born September 27, 1996; and HRH Princess Salma, born September 26, 2000.
She obtained a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the American University in Cairo. Upon her graduation from university, Queen Rania returned to Jordan and pursued a career in banking, followed by a brief career in the field of Information Technology.
Activities she is active in encompass issues of national concern, such as the environment, youth, human rights, tourism, and culture, among others. She also has a special interest in several core issues: the development of income-generating projects and the advancement of best practices in the field of microfinance, the promotion of family safety and the protection of children from violence, the promotion of Early Childhood Development, and the incorporation of Information Technology into the educational system; and the promotion of tourism and the preservation of Jordan’s heritage. Many of Queen Rania's programs focus on finding a common ground between East and West and bridging the cultural divide.
She is President of the Jordan Society for Organ Donation and the Jordan Cancer Society. On July 12, 2001, Queen Rania was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) degree from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom.
On the 16th of May 2008, she received an honorary doctorate in International Relations from the University of Malaya, that's how I got to know about her. When she went to UM, a place which I'm so familiar with, I'm already at hometown. If not, I might get to she her...argh...such a pity. The press reported that she planted a tree in the campus, so I'm going to find it out and take a photo of it. Haha...I don't simply admire celebrities, but I'm really impressed with women like Queen Rania. No wonder they call her "Princess Diana of Arab".