Podcast appearances and mentions of queen rania

It was an embarrassing 30 minutes of television. One of the United States closest Allies, King Abdullah, sat quietly next to Donald Trump, refusing to agree with the President's ridiculously conceived plans for Gaza. Here is the King's post: “Rebuilding Gaza without displacing the Palestinians and addressing the dire humanitarian situation should be the priority for all,” he said. “Achieving just peace on the basis of the two-state solution is the way to ensure regional stability.” There are already over 2 million Palestinian refugees in Jordan, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, which says that most of them have citizenship. Jordan's Queen Rania and her family were Palestinian refugees who fled Kuwait. I Posted a video version of this podcast on my YouTube Channel. Please follow the link and subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/@GloriaMoraga?sub_confirmation=1

In this episode of Style DNA I go on a style journey with Entrepreneur, Celebrity Influencer, Presenter and Media Personality …the exquisite Rosemin. I first met Rosemin when she hosted a dinner for me in Dubai in 2018 to promote my new collection…what was lovely is that pretty much every woman attending that dinner arrived wearing Wakeley, and it felt like the most generous endorsement of me as a designer.   Rosemin grew up in Canada, her family emigrated there from East Africa in the 70's escaping Idi Amin's regime and effectively having to start over but exhibiting an incredible entrepreneurial work ethic to Rosemin and her brother. Her early passion for fashion took her to study fashion marketing at The London College of Fashion and then Rosemin cut her teeth in the fashion world working for Mr Ford, as in Tom Ford himself. Clearly the opportunity to work so closely with him was incredibly important to Rosemin, witnessing first hand how he approached his Creative Director role.   Following her time at the Gucci Group she was head hunted to help launch Juicy Couture in the UK and Europe. Her honed eye meant that she approached celebrity seeding in a very targeted way, and it worked. Celebrities from Kate Moss, to Gwyneth Paltrow to Queen Rania of Jordan were all photographed wearing the newly expanded collection of Juicy… the sunglasses, the slip dresses and the trench coats.   Rosemin recently remarried in Paris and we talk about her Faraz Manan wedding lenge (exquisite) and her Tamara Ralph gown (fairytale)..and why she chose these designers. We discuss the longevity of Chanel…what a brilliant job Stella McCartney is doing championing sustainability in fashion…her style icons…and the joy of wearing an Abaya …   I hope you enjoy this episode …thank you Rosemin for being such an inspiring guest!

Stories of Hurricane Helene survival; Georgia near-total abortion ban struck down; VP debate recap, Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan on the Israel-Hamas war; Haiti hunger levels are worse than the 2010 earthquake; Controversial Netflix series on the Menendez brothers brings renewed interest in the case; “Magic Yarn Project” delivers handmade beanies and wigs to kids battling cancer; An inside look at the “Joker: Folie à Deux” movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stories of Hurricane Helene survival; Georgia near-total abortion ban struck down; VP debate recap, Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan on the Israel-Hamas war; Haiti hunger levels are worse than the 2010 earthquake; Controversial Netflix series on the Menendez brothers brings renewed interest in the case; “Magic Yarn Project” delivers handmade beanies and wigs to kids battling cancer; An inside look at the “Joker: Folie à Deux” movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Varun Inamdar, Mumbai's very own chocolate prince and celebrity chef helms Singapore's newest Indian restaurant, 27 Degrees West — his first venture outside of India. His culinary expertise lies in blending traditional flavors with modern techniques, adding contemporary twists to classic recipes and bringing out the essence of Indian spices. From penning five cookbooks to shattering Guinness World Records with the world's largest mud pie and winning two National Awards, Varun's artistry has graced the palates of prime ministers, global leaders, royalty and film stars, including Barack Obama, Queen Rania of Jordan, Donald Trump, Narendra Modi and Kuwait's Al Sabah royal family. Presented by: Hongbin Jeong and Roshan Gidwani Feature produced and edited by: Nadiah Koh and Aaron Lam Do you have a story to tell on The Evening Runway show? Contact nadkoh@sph.com.sgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Senior Human Rights Watch researcher Hiba Zayadin joins the podcast to discuss the mistreatment of children born to a Jordanian mother and a foreign father. Zayadin explains the reasons for the discrimination, including how it relates to the Palestinian question. She notes that these children are denied citizenship despite being born in the Hashemite Kingdom to a Jordanian parent and details how it impacts their employment opportunities. Finally, Zayadin addresses how Queen Rania attempted unsuccessfully to change this law some 20 years ago.

A terrorist on the FBI Most Wanted list is living freely as a popular celebrity in Jordan, which is refusing to extradite her despite an extradition treaty with the United States. Another of her American victims died last year. Also, most likely the fastest ever killing of a large number of Palestinians, including terrorists, was carried out by Jordan, not Israel. And the reason the West Bank has its name is that Jordan occupied it. All this, and so much more, was left out of a major news network's disastrous “interview” with Queen Rania. Today, in Part II of Josh's breakdown of this hypocritical “liefest,” the ways that journalists too often deprive you of not only facts, but also context. Plus, why an expression of opinion can be a crucial jumping off point to explore both. And what Hillary Clinton got right on The View.

When a listener asked Josh to look into Joy Reid's interview with Queen Rania of Jordan on MSNBC, he discovered the “Shawshank Redemption” of fact checking.  Today, in Part I of a two-parter, how this interview shows the ways that blatant lies and hypocrisy are so prevalent in mainstream media, particularly when it comes to anything involving Israel. Hear about slain U.S. soldiers, ignored Israeli rape victims, backward narratives, erasure of history, and how the queen is using her position to gaslight the world. Also, how governments really responded to the October 7 massacres, support for “honor killings” in Jordan, and the media's efforts to fuel a “big lie” on the left.

 As we published this podcast, news broke of Hamas reportedly accepting terms of a ceasefire with Israel. While this headline has sparked a lot of attention, we have few specifics and many lingering questions. We have no response from Israel and the U.S. did not comment further midday Monday during a State Dept. briefing, saying only that the U.S. would be in contact with its "partners in the region." 0:00 The origin of Mother's Day. 3:00: The $75,000 ticket to “fashion's biggest night.” 9:00: The latest on the job market, Congress, Russia and beyond. 12:00: A bombing at China's embassy in 1999 returns to the news. 18:00 Queen Rania of Jordan comments on Gaza – a perspective on the Middle East. 24:00 Prime Minister Netanyahu on Holocaust Remembrance Day – a perspective from Israel. 30:00 Something to consider on the college protests – new reporting and reflections. 47:00 Kate's question on “backyard birds”! What would you like more of from SmartHER News? We look forward to hearing your thoughts or your news questions: scoop@SmartHERNews.com Thank you for your continued support of SCOOP! If you're listening for the first time, consider joining us LIVE and supporting a free press, checking out our SmartHER Shop or simply telling a friend about SmartHERNews.com Wife of convicted terrorist Sami Al-Arian was hanging out at Columbia encampment before dramatic raid The night the US bombed a Chinese embassy New Mutations Identified in Bird Flu Virus    

This week on Face the Nation, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem discusses her upcoming book, No Going Back. We hear from Senator John Fetterman about the recently passed antisemitism resolution. Plus, Representative Ro Khanna joins us to share his thoughts on the ongoing campus unrest ahead of the graduation season. And finally, we sit down with Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan to learn more about the crisis in Gaza, antisemitism, and how it affects peace efforts in the region.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tonight on The ReidOut, Joy Reid leads with President Biden walking a fine line, defending campus protests while unequivocally condemning lawbreaking and hate speech amid ongoing police crackdowns nationwide. Additionally, Queen Rania of Jordan sheds light on the conflict that ignited these protests and the immense suffering endured by the people of Gaza in an exclusive sit down with Joy. Plus, on Monday, WNBA superstar Brittney Griner joins Joy Reid in her first cable interview since her release from a Russian gulag. We bring you a preview of this cable exclusive. All this and more in this edition of The ReidOut on MSNBC.

All kind of folks wish to shrink and destroy Israel - but we won't let them! Yishai Fleisher comments on the Pope's latest pronouncements, Queen Rania rants on CNN, and Nir Barkat on Joe Scarborough. Then, Ben Bresky on the life and times of Mordechai Manuel Noah, a Jewish-American who attempted to to establish a Jewish City of Refuge in New York State. And Table Torah on birth and rebirth!

SEASON 2024 EPISODE 15: All kind of folks wish to shrink and destroy Israel - but we won't let them! Yishai Fleisher comments on the Pope's latest pronouncements, Queen Rania rants on CNN, and Nir Barkat on Joe Scarborough. Then, Ben Bresky on the life and times of Mordechai Manuel Noah, a Jewish-American who attempted to to establish a Jewish City of Refuge in New York State. And Table Torah on birth and rebirth!SPONSOR LINKS:The Israel Bible https://theisraelbible.com/Prohibition Pickle https://www.facebook.com/Prohibitionpickle/Hebron Fund https://hebronfund.org/The Jewish Press https://www.jewishpress.com/JNS https://www.jns.org/Kosher Cycle Tours http://www.KosherCycleTours.comPODCAST INFO: Podcast website: https://yishaifleisher.com/podcast/ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3mIsdfU Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3oP2Reo4JYnfIJdDUrQS2c RSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1271258.rss YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/YishaiFleisherTV SUPPORT & CONNECT:Check out the sponsors above, it's the best way to support this podcastSupport on Givecloud: https://kumah.givecloud.co/Twitter: https://twitter.com/YishaiFleisherInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/yishaifleisherLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yishaifleisher/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YishaiFleisherSupport the show

In Russia this weekend, an election that's more of a rubber-stamp on Putin's eternal presidency. Any real opposition to him or his war in Ukraine has been brutally crushed - both inside and outside the country. Christiane speaks to John Sullivan - America's ambassador to Moscow under Presidents Trump and Biden. Meantime, with northern Gaza on the brink of famine, the first aid ship is arriving from Cyprus. And for the first time in weeks, a UN food convoy managed to reach Gaza city using a new military road. But experts say it's not nearly enough to stem the suffering. In a world exclusive interview, Queen Rania of Jordan tells Christiane how her country is helping get airdrops to starving people.  Then, Christiane speaks to NASA administrator Bill Nelson just after the latest SpaceX rocket launch. It is a critical time for NASA. Its just had its budget cut. Its Artemis manned moon mission is behind schedule. And now China and Russia are talking about a nuclear power plant on the lunar surface. Nelson explains how the moon's untapped resources will help us get to Mars - plus its search for a new crop of wannabe Martians! From the Amanpour Archive this week: Christiane's report from 90s Haiti - and the country's unending cycle of violence and poverty - just before the US restored President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to power.  And finally, in our Letter from London, it's the return of a smash hit play the Guardian calls "a moving meditation on Black masculinity and Black life in Britain." It's called “For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue gets too heavy." It's back in the West End after a sellout first run. That's where Christiane met playwright Ryan Calais Cameron. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Sunday, the United States and Jordan conducted another joint airdrop into northern Gaza. Jordan's Queen Rania has been outspoken in defense of Gaza civilians and urging the United States and other Israeli allies to use all their leverage to end what she calls Israel's “deliberate effort” to deprive those in need. Christiane speaks with Queen Rania exclusively from King Abdullah II Air Base in Jordan, just ahead of another airdrop.  Plus: Steve Coll, Author, “The Achilles Trap”; former NBA All-Star Rex Chapman, author the new memoir, “It's Hard for Me to Live with Me”  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar Arabia for nine years and, previously, Grazia Middle East, Louise Nichol has overseen cover shoots with the likes of Queen Rania of Jordan, Rihanna, Janet Jackson and Kim Kardashian-West. In a surprise move, literally overnight she shares on the podcast she decided to have a complete career change. Combining fitness and fashion she shares what journalists look for when writing features, how to get great coverage and how she has built her personal brand.This episode was brought to you by the Travel Counsellors. If you would like to learn more about starting a business in travel This episode was brought to you by the Travel Counsellors. If you would like to learn more about starting a business in travel

The Possibility Club podcast: at the One Young World Summit 2023   Special Episode 1: PEACE!   The One Young World Summit 2023 in Belfast was a significant gathering of young leaders from over 190 countries, representing a diverse array of professions and backgrounds. This annual event is renowned for its focus on accelerating social impact and empowering young leaders to address pressing global challenges.   For more detailed information about the Summit, you can visit the official One Young World website here. ----------    Featuring interviews or speeches from:   Ryan Murphy For more detailed information about Ryan Murphy and his role as the Lord Mayor of Belfast, you can visit the Belfast City Council's website here.   HRH Queen Rania of Jordan For more detailed insights into her speech and its impact, you can refer to the articles on Queen Rania's official website here and BNN Breaking here.   Mohammed Al-Othman A Jordanian entrepreneur and the North Region Youth Corner Supervisor at the Jordanian Ministry of Youth. For more details, you can visit his profile on the One Young World website.   Eddy Balina A One Young World Ambassador and the Founder of the Non-Violence Project Uganda, shared his experiences at the One Young World Summit 2023. For more details about Eddy Balina's experiences and contributions, you can visit the One Young World website here.   Sarah Gribben For more detailed information and suggestions for visiting Belfast, you can visit the Visit Belfast website here.   Claire Regan For more information, you can visit a news article on Queen's University Belfast's website here.   Rachael Toland For more details on the broader PwC delegation, you can visit the website here.   Rez Gardi A notable participant at the One Young World Summit 2023, is a Co-Managing Director for Refugees Seeking Equal Access at the Table (R-SEAT). For more information about her work, you can visit the One Young World website here.   Juan Manuel Santos The former President of Colombia and a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, was a key speaker at the One Young World 2023 Summit held in Belfast.For more details on Santos' participation and insights at the One Young World 2023 Summit, you can visit the official One Young World website here and Al Jazeera's coverage of his interview here.   Zurich Insurance Group For an overview of the engagement between Zurich and One Young World, including stories from summit attendees, you can visit the Zurich Foundation page. Detailed information about the Zurich - One Young World Scholarship and its impact can be found on the One Young World website. To learn more about the NEXT strategy within Zurich Insurance Group, which focuses on giving a voice to new generations, you can visit the Zurich Insurance NEXT page.   Maria Fernanda Ribeiro A young changemaker from Brazil, deeply involved in educational initiatives aimed at reducing inequalities in her city. She and a group of young leaders in Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro, created an accessible Model United Nations (MUN) program, bridging the gap in opportunities between students in private and public schools. For more details on these initiatives, you can visit HundrED's website.   Monica McWilliams & Hasina Safi You can watch the fireside chat featuring Monica McWilliams and Hasina Safi discussing the exclusion of women in peace processes on YouTube. This session provides valuable insights into the role of women in peacebuilding. The video is titled "Exclusion of women in peace processes is not an option I Monica McWilliams and Hasina Safi" and can be found here.     ------   This episode was recorded in October 2023 Interviewer: Richard Freeman for always possible Editor: CJ Thorpe-Tracey for Lo Fi Arts   For more visit www.alwayspossible.co.uk

Savage delivers a fiery rebuttal to the leftist lies and Hamas propaganda emerging from both the Left and the Right. Hear how astonishing falsehoods have metastasized under the Biden Regime. Savage dubs CNN's Christiane Amanpour, 'The Queen of Lies' after her shocking interview with Jordan's Queen Rania. Savage calls out the outrageous Antisemitism spouted by the progressive reporter and the Jordanian Queen. Listen and learn about the TRUE history of Israel and the Middle East. What is Black September? How does Jordan's Civil War relate to this current conflict? How did the Soviets influence Palestinian propaganda? Ultra progressives are twisting the truth to mask the mutilation of Jewish women and children. Can we change the world? Will the truth set us free? How did Hamas obtain these weapons? How compromised is our Southern Border? Then, Savage reveals his greatest fear... what could happen next? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Megyn Kelly begins the show by discussing Christiane Amanpour's outrageous CNN interview with Jordan's Queen Rania exposing extreme anti-Israel and anti-Semitic sentiments, her failure to acknowledge the murders of Jews in Israel by Hamas, and more. Then Gad Saad, host of "The Saad Truth," joins to discuss the lack of moral clarity by those attacking Israel but apologizing for Hamas' horrific actions, Jew hatred on public display in the West, discuss posters continuously being torn down of Israeli hostages at universities, one Jewish student in Boston explaining why she was doing it, polling about Europeans shockingly supporting Hamas in the conflict, the Northwestern professor who claims Hamas never committed certain atrocities against Israel, why universities all of a sudden care about “free speech,” fearing for the future of the West after the hatred over Israel and Hamas, Megan Rapinoe supporting Palestinians but not Jews, the connection between being anti-Israel and anti-Jewish, Hamas interrogations and bragging about killing Jews, why Saad the "happy warrior" is feeling negative about the future, the state of Canadian politics, and more. Then Evita Duffy-Alfonso, The Federalist contributor, and Will Witt, author of "Do Not Comply," join to discuss Governor Ron DeSantis disbanding pro-Hamas college groups, if this is an overreach on DeSantis's part and if he is overstepping on freedom of speech, students displaying anti-Israel sentiment and if and employers potential reactions, the state of the GOP primary, Trump's verbal stumbles and if it will affect his gigantic lead in the race, Biden's mental decline and whether it's the biggest issue in America today, radical gender ideology leading to doctors trying to rename men's and women's body parts as "chesticles" or "dicklets," Britney Spears's new memoir that describes disturbing childhood stories, why our next generation should read it and learn, chasing after fame and the harms of doing so, and more.Saad: https://www.gadsaad.comDuffy-Alfonso: https://thefederalist.com/author/evitaduffy/Witt: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/will-witt/do-not-comply/9781546005582/?lens=center-street Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

As Israel continues bombing Gaza, bringing its health care system to the brink of collapse, Jordan's Queen speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the humanitarian catastrophe and the plight of Palestinians. Plus, seasoned hostage negotiator Gershon Baskin, who played a prominent role in the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit from Hamas' captivity in 2011, joins to discuss being in touch with both Hamas and the Israeli Government in an unofficial capacity in current negotiations. And, Senior Democratic strategist Waleed Shahid tells Hari Sreenivasan that President Biden sparking anger by saying it's not time for a ceasefire in Gaza, is a political risk for 2024.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Amanda Wakeley is one of the UK's top fashion designers having designed for Princess Diana, Harvey Nichols, Elizabeth Hurley, Jennifer Lopez and Queen Rania of Jordan, amongst many other celebrity clients. Amanda was a great influence on Princess Diana, providing her with many of her most iconic outfits, including the bottle-green executive suit she wore when she resigned from public life in 1993. She has her own podcast, Amanda Wakeley: StyleDNA, where each week a celebrity guest reveals their own style DNA. Guests, including Jasmin Le Bon, Elaine Page, James Blunt and Sophie Ellis Bextor.Amanda Wakeley is guest number 287 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things she'd like to put in a time capsule; four she'd like to preserve and one she'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Listen to Amanda Wakeley: StyleDNA here: podfollow.com/1647015036Follow Amanda Wakeley on Twitter & Instagram: @AmandaWakeley .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Get this podcast ad-free by becoming a team member with Acast+! Your support will help us to keep making My Time Capsule. Join our team now! https://plus.acast.com/s/mytimecapsule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trending Middle East brings you the latest social media and search trends from the Middle East and around the world. On today's episode, Saudi football fans are eagerly waiting to see if the kingdom's tourism ambassador and World Cup winner Lionel Messi will sign up for local club Al Hilal. If he accepts the offer, they feel, it will be a historic moment for Arabs and will help “bring the world together”. Abu Dhabi's international financial centre is set to undergo a tenfold expansion, making it one of the largest in the world. The Abu Dhabi Global Market is home to 1,400 operating entities and a workforce of 11,000. Official portraits marking the crowning of King Charles III and Queen Camilla from their coronation weekend come with a written message from the monarch, which says: “We thank you, each and every one.” The king said he and the queen give their “most sincere and heartfelt thanks to all those who have helped to make this such a special occasion”. The eldest son of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania, Prince Hussein, will marry his Saudi fiancee Rajwa Al Saif on June 1, less than three months after his younger sister, Princess Iman, tied the knot.

In this episode of The Next Stage Queen Rania of Jordan talks about the perils of technology - addictive use and misinformation - as well as how it can be put to humanitarian use, particularly for the global refugee crisis.Queen Rania talks about the “shameful paradox” of live in an age of technological convenience and instant gratification while “witnessing such human hardship” as a result of war, climate change and unequal distribution of wealth.This sobering talk urges us to reassess our relationship with technology and ask ourselves how we can leverage new innovations to help those who need it most.Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Queen of Jordan was in conversation with Frederik Pleitgen, correspondent and anchor, CNN International on Centre Stage at Web Summit 2022.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on your favourite podcast platform.Web Summit Rio is taking place in  Rio de Janeiro on May 1-4. Get your tickets here before prices increase."The best technology conference on the planet".Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Linkedin.

Our old friend, John Desser, joins us direct from the Washington Hilton where Queen Rania of Jordan was set to speak to over 1300 attendees at the National Prayer Breakfast. John shares with us some personal reflections after attending the Breakfast for over 30 years – including the dramatic affect of the recent death of his father; and, the long faith journey between he and Chris. A must listen for all men and women of faith on this special day in our Nation's Capitol. Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightBeerDarkMoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeerdarkmoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LBDMshow Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/light-beer-dark-money/ Link to the Light Beer Dark Money Blog: https://lightbeerdarkmoney.com/hypocrisy-and-the-aoc-oh-sandy/

Daneh Buahmad is a Dubai-based Saudi fashion designer who launched her label, DANEH, in 2011. She grew up in the Eastern Province in Dhahran, the Saudi Aramco headquarters. Before designing luxury clothes, her career began in IT and interactive media. Her brand creates effortless, luxurious, and comfortable attire that's all about making women feel confident , elevated and just simply good. Her story and immaculate style has been featured in Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, and Vogue. And she has dressed the likes of Queen Rania, Mellissa McCarthy and other amazing women.

The international system as we know it has been forced to grapple with a multitude of disruptions on various fronts, be it the global COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on societies, economies and health systems, or the most recent conflict in Ukraine that has taken a heavy toll on humanity in the loss of innocent lives, forced displacement of millions, and the food and energy insecurity crises it has provoked. At a time of extreme distress on the international system, global leadership is key to addressing the myriad challenges our world faces, especially to restore hope and rebuild trust amongst our communities and societies to move forward towards international cooperation and responsibility sharing.  One of the world's most poised and effective leaders Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan joined Ambassador Mark Green to tackle these critical issues.

Ukrainians in the UAE can now apply for a one-year visa extension. Catholic churches celebrate Easter Sunday, and here in Egypt, the Coptic Church prepares to celebrate the holy day next week. Queen Rania shares a photo of her with King Abdullah II of Jordan wishing him well after a complicated surgery. Sabrina Khalil, Scoop Empire's Partner & Head of Content, gets into balancing work and life and tells the story of Scoop Empire.

Today, I am joined by a woman whose mission can be encapsulated by three words: consciousness, connection, and community. Dee Poku-Spalding is an entrepreneur and women's advocate born in the UK and raised between London and Accra. She is the founder and CEO of The WIE Suite, a private membership community and peer learning platform for women in leadership. Its mission is to redefine the way women leaders achieve success for themselves and for their companies by providing the community and tools for them to succeed at the highest levels. The WIE suite also helps companies accelerate growth by helping them attract, retain and grow talent. Back in 2010 Dee also co-founded The WIE Network, pioneering one of the early modern women's conferences, in response to the lack of diversity at traditional business forums. And he initiative Black Women Raise works to accelerate the ability of leading black female founders to raise growth capital, scale up and create pathways for the women behind them. An innate community builder, Dee has attracted numerous business and cultural leaders to her platform over the years, from Queen Rania and Nancy Pelosi to Katia Beauchamp (Birchbox) and Julie Wainwright (The Real Real). Dee serves on the Board of Directors of the British Academy of Film & Television (BAFTA) and the Brooklyn Bridge Conservancy and was previously on the Credit Suisse New Markets Women's Advisory Board. She is also an advisor to Girl Gaze, Paint Box, The Female Founders Collective and The Wonder and serves as a contributor to Forbes. Dee holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Math. She currently lives in Brooklyn with her husband and son.   Meet My Guest: WEBSITE: DeePoku.com LINKEDIN: Dee Poku Spalding

Get your daily briefing of the latest Caribbean News Headlines. Learn more about the happenings and events of the region every weekday.Caribbean Headline•Ukraine's Pres. Zelensky Emerges as Global Hero in Ukraine's Battle Against Russia•Puerto Rican Soldiers Activated a Year Ago Are Mobilized to Poland•US Cutting Off Russia's Central Bank from US Dollar Transactions•Jamaica's Ministry Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Issue Statement on Russia's Military Action Against Ukraine•Antigua PM Tells Residents to Brace for Higher Food and Petroleum Costs Due To Russia-Ukraine Conflict•BA.2 Subvariant of Omicron Detected in Puerto Rico•OECS Congratulates the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court on Its 55th Anniversary•Zayed Award for Human Fraternity Announce Jordan's King Abdullah II and Queen Rania, And Haitian Humanitarian Organization FOKAL As 2022 HonoreesThese and other stories on today's Pulse of the Caribbean-Caribbean News Round Up for Monday, February 28, 2022.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 285, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Women In Song 1: From 1965:"Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble". Michelle. 2: Neil Diamond:"Hands, touchin' hands, reachin' out, touchin' me, touchin' you...". Sweet Caroline. 3: Barry Manilow:"Well, you kissed me and stopped me from shaking and I need you today, oh" her. Mandy. 4: Tom Jones:"Why, why, why" her. Delilah. 5: Elvis Costello:"You can call me anything you like but my name is" this. Veronica. Round 2. Category: Unicef 1: UNICEF is the world's largest buyer of these for poor countries, a shot in the arm for the survival of kids. vaccinations. 2: (Her Majesty delivers the clue again.) In 2007 UNICEF Canada supplied 33,000 insecticide-treated bednets to help children and pregnant women in Liberia to fight this disease. malaria. 3: Throughout October 2003 Katie Couric and the "Today" show promoted the UNICEF program called this. Trick Or Treat for UNICEF. 4: (Queen Rania delivers the clue again.) My 2007 visit to a community health center in the Chaoyang district in this world capital emphasized the continuing need for better migrant health care. Beijing. 5: (Queen Rania delivers the final clue.) As UNICEF's first Eminent Advocate for Children, I visited a school in Fez, in this country, that offers one-time child laborers a formal education. Morocco. Round 3. Category: Art Attack 1: Laszlo Toth took a hammer to his Pieta and Pietro Cannata took one to his David. Michelangelo. 2: In January 1999 a man scribbled with a gray marker on a painting in Rome by this American drip master. Jackson Pollock. 3: In 1998 an art student in London painted a yellow pound sign on a self-portrait by this Dutchman. Rembrandt. 4: Students looking at "Fall of the Angels" in a Rome museum noticed this problem, as it didn't match the guidebook photo. it was upside down. 5: In 1999 an escaped mental patient in Amsterdam slashed this Spaniard's "Nude Woman in Front of the Garden". Pablo Picasso. Round 4. Category: American Revolution 1: Ben Franklin was 70 years old when he signed this document in 1776. Declaration of Independence. 2: The battle that was fought the farthest north was the one at this Canadian city, December 31, 1775. Quebec. 3: While Kosciusko survived the war, this Polish count was mortally wounded at Savannah. Casimir Pulaski. 4: Now site of a military academy, Benedict Arnold plotted to turn over its fort to the British. West Point. 5: France entered the war on our side after this 1777 American victory in New York State. Saratoga. Round 5. Category: Presidential Campaign Slogan Years 1: "Help hustle Harry home". 1948. 2: "I like Ike". 1952. 3: "All the way with LBJ". 1964. 4: "We're madly for Adlai". 1952 (or 1956). 5: "In Hoover we trusted, now we are busted". 1932. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Chris and Lizzie are in Egypt for Prince Charles and Camilla's visit to the Middle EastThe royal couple kicked-off their trip in Amman meeting Queen Rania of Jordan, retracing the footsteps of Jesus and visiting ancient sites. Good Morning Britain's Richard Gaisford also joins to discuss what the royals got up to abroad.Plus, we look at Meghan's interview with Ellen DeGeneres and the latest on the Queen's health. New episodes of The Royal Rota are released every week.You can also watch The Royal Rota on our YouTube channel - subscribe to ITV News' YouTube channel to be notified about new episodes.For more royal news, like the ITV News Royals Facebook page.Our royal team are on Instagram, too.For Royal videos and classic moments, subscribe to The Royal Family Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/royalchannel/

What if everyone can be successful and make a difference – together? If this sounds too good to be true, we're joined today by Dina Saoudi, who, in addition to starting an investment and consulting agency, also founded the philanthropic Seven's World—all WHILE raising two boys Hashem and Hamzah. Dina is a proud member of Jordan's Queen Rania's initiatives, the Children's Museum and the Royal Health Awareness Society, and founder of Empowering Through. She had spoken, participated, and was featured on TEDx, Forbes, TGN Magazine, Global Summit, and Aspen Ideas Festival. So if you ever wonder if you can have it all, listen to this episode and find out how Dina found ways to make an impact and get meaningful income at the same time.  Join other listeners in 60+ countries, and click Follow, Add, Save, Collect, and Download. OR, listen now.

Recap of all the latest First Ladies from around the world: Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana in SPENCER, the Chasing Melania Trump documentary, Jill Biden, Michelle Obama, Australia's Honorary Julie Bishop turned into a Barbie, Nigeria's First Lady Aisha Buhari, Queen Letizia of Spain, Queen Rania of Jordan, First Lady Kim Jung-Sook of South Korea and more! Find out all about their latest glamour, style and fashion!

In today's episode, join the gorgeous Rosemin and me as she talks about how her creative flair for making doll clothes led her to become Tom Ford's assistant and work for some of the world's biggest luxury brands like Gucci & Juicy Couture. Rosemin talks about her family, her personal style, Presentin and media, her love for travelling and her life mantra! My takeaways from our Conversation:Build a strong Work ethicShow up for your dreamsTake the opportunities that come your way and make the most of it. About Rosemin - After graduating from London College of Fashion (University of the Arts), Rosemin entered the fashion world under the tutelage of fashion maestro Tom Ford. As European PR director for juicy couture, she was an integral member of the brand's core team and played a vital role in their diversification outside of the US. She was instrumental in dressing famous faces such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, Queen Rania, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet, Jemima Khan, Sienna Miller, Jude Law, Thandie Newton, Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Beatrice among others, in Juicy Couture's iconic loungewear. She founded RR & CO Bespoke Luxury Management in 2007, the first PR showroom in the region. The agency focuses exclusively on the luxury sector for fashion, beauty, skincare and jewellery. As a well-established fashion insider, the biggest brands in luxury have trusted Rosemin to represent their presence in the Middle East for over a decade now. Her impeccable style, a chic fusion of elegance and grace coupled with the confidence she projects both on stage as well as within more intimate settings, have earned her global appeal. She is a well regarded Digital Influencer and Brand Ambassador for some of the world's leading iconic brands.Follow us on our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/successwithsavitha/Millionaire Morning Guide - https://engage.successwithsavitha.com/millionaire-morning-guide/The Mentorship (Women Only) - https://engage.successwithsavitha.com/mentorship/

“We have two ears, two eyes, and one mouth, and we should use them in that ratio” is a quote attributed to Greek philosopher Epictetus.On episode 26 of the B-side I speak to a man who epitomises that saying, in Simon Lister, an internationally recognised photographer and highly awarded audio engineer based in Sydney, Australia.Simon is the co-founder and executive creative director of Squeak E. Clean studios, a music and sound company with offices in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Melbourne and Sydney. And is the global brand photographer and film director for UNICEF.We chat about his great passion for photography and how he's spent the last 13 years capturing breathtaking photographs and film of some of the most fascinating places on earth, like India, Morocco, Myanmar, PNG, and Thailand. Bangladesh, Mozambique, Tanzania, Laos, Mongolia, Mexico, Kyrgyzstan, and Ethiopia, to name a few. And doing it on his motorbike, so he can go off the beaten track to access areas, experiences and cultures not often seen by travellers.He discusses the work he's done for UNICEF as the global brand photographer and as the director of their international brand campaign launch commercial. Which features the voices of Liam Neeson, Shakira, and Queen Rania of Jordan.Simon talks about how this powerfully emotive work for UNICEF led to being featured in the Netflix and Canon documentary series ‘Tales by Light'. Where he shares the stories of child workers in Bangladesh and Bolivia, living in some of the worlds harshest environments.Then we switch gears to jam on sound design, commercial music and the importance of sonic branding. And how marketers are missing a trick if they're not thinking about audio as an equally important tool for building brands and long term awareness.Simon is an incredibly humble yet inspiring guy. Quietly shaping the future of commercial audio whilst being committed to creating awareness of the horrendous living conditions affecting the world's most underrepresented communities.By listening, looking deep into people's eyes and sharing their stories, he's helping to make a global impact and change their lives for the better.I thoroughly enjoyed this chat, and I know you will too. Cheers.You can find Simon Lister here:https://www.squeakeclean.com/See his photography here: http://www.simonlisterphotography.com/And watch the Netflix ‘Tales by Light' trailer here: https://youtu.be/Oc9Y59kzshg Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With this new episode of Unlimited Women's Brands, we continue to explore the world of Female Entrepreneurship and today we enter into a world of luxury, high end fashion and beauty , Roseminsworld! Rosemin has long become synonymous with luxury. ENTREPRENEUR, CELEBRITY INFLUENCER, PRESENTER MEDIA PERSONALITY, Rosemin's journey in the world of fashion started after graduating from London College of Fashion, when she had the good fortune to join maestro Tom Ford as his assistant. This gave her the opportunity to learn from the best before making her way steadily up the corporate ladder working with brands like Gucci, Burberry, Sotheby's to then become European PR Director of Juicy Couture, working closely with department stores like Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols and dressing in Juicy Couture's iconic loungewear famous faces such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, Queen Rania, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet, Jemima Khan, Sienna Miller, Jude Law, Thandie Newton, Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Beatrice just to name a few. After moving to Dubai in 2007, Rosemin founded RR CO Bespoke Luxury Management which was the first PR showroom in the region with an exclusive focus on the luxury sector for fashion, beauty, skincare and jewellery. Her knowledge of the industry from both an International and Regional point of view, blended with her natural affinity to luxury brought her to become an authority in all things fashion and beauty, an award winning media personality and a sought after host, speaker and TV presenter, starting from her fashion segment “Fashion Thursdays”on Dubai One TV, to the hugely popular weekly beauty series #BazaarBeauty in collaboration with Harpers Bazaar Arabia, and her most recent weekly show, “Style Council” for GQ Middle East, where Rosemin continues to lead the way in beauty and skincare. From the world of luxury to Unlimited, it's a real honor to welcome Rosemin! For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities!

With this new episode of Unlimited Women’s Brands, we continue to explore the world of Female Entrepreneurship and today we enter into a world of luxury, high end fashion and beauty , Roseminsworld! Rosemin has long become synonymous with luxury. ENTREPRENEUR, CELEBRITY INFLUENCER, PRESENTER & MEDIA PERSONALITY, Rosemin’s journey in the world of fashion started after graduating from London College of Fashion, when she had the good fortune to join maestro Tom Ford as his assistant. This gave her the opportunity to learn from the best before making her way steadily up the corporate ladder working with brands like Gucci, Burberry, Sotheby’s to then become European PR Director of Juicy Couture, working closely with department stores like Selfridges, Harrods and Harvey Nichols and dressing in Juicy Couture’s iconic loungewear famous faces such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, Queen Rania, Kate Moss, Kate Winslet, Jemima Khan, Sienna Miller, Jude Law, Thandie Newton, Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Beatrice just to name a few. After moving to Dubai in 2007, Rosemin founded RR & CO Bespoke Luxury Management which was the first PR showroom in the region with an exclusive focus on the luxury sector for fashion, beauty, skincare and jewellery. Her knowledge of the industry from both an International and Regional point of view, blended with her natural affinity to luxury brought her to become an authority in all things fashion and beauty, an award winning media personality and a sought after host, speaker and TV presenter, starting from her fashion segment “Fashion Thursdays”on Dubai One TV, to the hugely popular weekly beauty series #BazaarBeauty in collaboration with Harpers Bazaar Arabia, and her most recent weekly show, “Style Council” for GQ Middle East, where Rosemin continues to lead the way in beauty and skincare. From the world of luxury to Unlimited, it’s a real honor to welcome Rosemin!

In this episode, Ghada Khunji takes us on her journey as a photographer of the people, cultures and places she’s lived and how that has imbibed in her style of photography and the many stories it tells. She shares what it takes to be an artist that explores her deepest contemplations  and not focusing on the monetizing aspect of this profession but actually giving faces and voices to the underprivileged people. She talks about why she feels her work is a reflection of who she is and anything from painting, to physics, to building bridges, airplanes and art is multifaceted. Episode is out now!Ghada Khunji is a photographer and started her career in the early nineties as a freelance photographer in the fashion industry in New York City.Khunji’s photographs are known for documenting both landscapes and people from all over the world and the inherent dignity of the human element. In her latest work she focuses the lens on herself by exploring her innermost feelings, thoughts and identity as awoman.Khunji is the recipient of a significant number of awards, including the Lucie Discoveryof the Year (dubbed, The Oscars of Photography), American Photo Magazine’s Image of the Year Award, as well as the Golden Lights Award for Travel. She has exhibited widely in the US and Europe and in recent years, in London, Spain, Italy, France and throughout the Middle East.In 2018, she exhibited at Sotheby’s in London as part of a group show inspired by KahlilGibrans, The Prophet. Simultaneously she was in an ongoing show, I AM, under thepatronage of Queen Rania which debuted in Jordan. She also exhibited at The American University in Washington D.C. as part of a group show organized by Tribe photo magazine.This past November, she presented a new work of art for an exhibition hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain, celebrating the International Day of Islamic Art at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

It's so important to try new things and to imagine other peoples perspectives and feelings, even for a moment! This is called understanding and sharing compassion for others regardless of where they live, what they wear or what they eat! You never know you just might find something new to love!

I recently interviewed Nafez Dakkak. Nafez is originally from Jordan and currently lives in the UK, where he is the CEO of the Queen Rania Foundation for Education and Development. Nafez is also pursuing a part-time Master’s Degree at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Nafez spent most of his career working in the Middle East, where he founded the Ed Tech platform Edraak. Nafez took Edraak from concept to full execution, reaching over 250,000 learners across the Arab world in under 12 months and with the company now reaching millions of learners across the Arab world. He has been at the forefront of Ed Tech in the Middle East, and has written a seminal piece on the topic titled, “MENA: Ed Tech’s Sleeping Giant.” Nafez went to university in the US and currently lives in London.What did we talk about?His work with the Queen Rania Foundation and founding EdraakGrowing up across MENAThe evolution of the Ed Tech industry in the Middle EastAnalysing companies targeting cultural niches, particularly in the Arab worldThe global implications of remote work, Covid, and educationFleabag, The Queen’s Gambit, The Art of Persia, and The Anarchy by William Dalrymple, Invest Like The Best, Arabic podcastsFind Nafez on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/ndakkak This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit eastwesthurricane.substack.com

As a special Hanukkah treat, and just before we enter the final stretch of the season, we travel back in time to revisit - and update - one of our all-time favorite episodes, “The Queen Rania Tree.”The original story was reported, produced and scored by Shoshi Shmuluvitz, with music from Podington Bear. The update was produced by Skyler Inman, Yoshi Fields and Marie Röder. The end song, “Seen,” is by Tzachi Halevi and Lucy Aharish. It was written and composed by Diane Warren and produced by Tal Forer.Stay connected with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and by signing up for our newsletter at israelstory.org/newsletter/. For more, head to our site or Tablet Magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's focus is all about read alouds, in particular bringing diversity to your classroom libraries! I share of my some favorite books and some that I am adding into the mix! I also want to emphasize here that read alouds are not only for elementary school teachers! Featured read alouds: 1. Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly. 2. Hair Love by Mathew A. Perry 3. The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi 4. The Sandwich Swap by Queen Rania of Jordan and Kelly DiPucchio 5. Those Shoes by Maribeth Boelts 6. All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold 7. Honeysmoke: A Story by Monique Fields 8. Be You! By Peter H. Reynolds 9. Our Class is a Family by Shannon Olsen 10. Diane Alber's “A Little SPOT” series Educator Shout Out: @learnwithmrslopez on Instagram! Any comments or questions? Email me at tangibleteachingpodcast@gmail.com Be sure to follow the podcast on Instagram @tangibleteachingpodcast

As Annoushka Ducas reflects on operating her namesake, London-based fine jewelrybrand over the last 10 years, she considers how throughout her entire career she has always derived inspiration from women starting with her dynamic mother to her clients as well as the famous females who wear her jewels including Patricia Arquette, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Rihanna and Queen Rania of Jordan. Explaining why her brand has always served as a platform to showcase work by guest designers - from Houston, Texas’s Sutra to Beirut’s Selim Mouzannar - Annoushka tells the story of teaming up with Susie Cave, designer of The Vampire’s Wife fashion label, to create an 18-carat gold collection arising from Susie’s favorite songs by her husband, Nick Cave. Annoushka reveals all - describing how she built her brand, after founding Links of London, and sustained a harmonious working partnership with her husband, John Ayton. She also offers up tips including how to mix metals and maximize an investment on fine jewelry by making it integral to an everyday look.

Dame Alison Nimmo and Amanda Wakeley join James Ashton to discuss juggling responsibilities, the power of coaching, trusting your team and putting your name over the door. Dame Alison Nimmo is chief executive the Crown Estate, a diverse £14bn property portfolio that plays landlord to high-end retailers along London’s Regent Street as well as offshore wind farms along the coastline. The estate is owned by the Queen but independently managed and a portion of its profits fund the Royal Family. Dame Alison’s career is rooted in regeneration, leading the team that rebuilt Manchester city centre after the 1996 bombing. As design director for the Olympic Delivery Authority, she was responsible for radical structures such as the aquatics centre and the velodrome that played host to the 2012 London Olympics. Amanda Wakeley is the founder and creative director of the luxury clothing brand Amanda Wakeley which embraces ready-to-wear, handbags and accessories and a renowned wedding dress collection. Founded in 1990, the brand attracted early fans in the late Princess of Wales and Queen Rania of Jordan. Run from a flagship boutique in Mayfair, today its designs are worn by Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and Michelle Obama. Wakeley is a spokesperson on fashion and wellbeing matters, as well as a breast cancer fundraiser. Find out more @leadingpod or www.leadingpod.com

The research is clear⁠—the brain’s obsessed with safety and survival. What’s most interesting is our brains are more concerned with what we do rather than who we are . . . but what does it all mean? Listen in as brain coach, James Garrett, shares more revelations and insight from his wealth of experience and travel. James is the Founder and CEO of Brain by Design. As a brain hacker, he has spoken on stages ranging from Harvard to TEDx and his work has been featured in The New York Times, FastCompany, Harvard Business Review, as well as many others. James spent years doing research with some of the best psychologists in the world at Columbia as well as Yale. He's a content creator at Course Builder; his course on the science of coaching has been rated one of the best courses for coaches and is currently certified by the International Coach Federation for continuing coach education credits. James also built one of the only brain-based positive psychology curriculum in the Middle East and trained thousands of Arab youth in partnership with Queen Rania of Jordan. Discover what’s possible with a little brain hacking and an enlightening introduction to neuroplasticity. Kay takeaways: Brain recognition. Ever meet someone new and you’re instantly convinced of who they are? In 10 minutes you’ve stereotyped their personality and, turns out, there’s science behind it all. Change your initial behavior and unlock major opportunities by knowing THIS . . . [09:51]. Brain focus. Bringing on little change is doable, step by step, but what about shifting master habits? The BIG changes you seek and deeply care about? The best research says to try this ONE thing to get you going . . . [18:20]. Brain tricks. You have bad habits. You have good habits. For James, he has a habit of craving chocolate at 10 PM nightly. Whether it’s a good/bad thing, your brain doesn’t care as long as what you do is routine. HERE’s why and how to make changes . . . [26:03] Brain breakdown. So many of us are living in a state of being overworked and overstressed. The symptoms include irritability, inability to focus, and constant need for distraction⁠—sound familiar? The WHY behind how it starts and the reason to slam on the brakes . . . [35:57]. Tune in and turn the volume up for a dose of inspiration and life lessons. You're never more than One Idea Away from a whole, new reality. Thank you to our partners at iPEC Coaching! Custom tailor your coaching career to your passion and lifestyle with the support of dynamic business tools, a strong coaching network, and expert guidance from a team dedicated to your success long after graduation. Enroll in the most comprehensive coach training program available, and prepare to exceed your own expectations. Learn more at ipeccoaching.com/oia. 

James Garrett is a brainhacker and founder of Brain by Design. He’s spoken on stages ranging from Harvard to TEDx and his work has been featured by The New York Times, FastCompany, and Harvard Business Review. He spent years doing research with some of the best psychologists in the world at Columbia, Tufts, and Yale. He built one of the only brain-based positive psychology curricula in the Middle East and trained thousands of Arab youth in partnership with Queen Rania of Jordan. A rare combination of scientist, trainer, and entrepreneur, in 2019 James launched the Deep Change Project, a year-long personal journey to discover what’s possible at the outer edges of brainhacking and neuroplasticity. In today’s conversation with us, James explains how the brain works and the capacity to which we can redesign our brain. We explore the way peak athletes train, rest, and the difference between gold medalists and those who do not place on the podium. James also shares some of his personal discoveries over the past several months during his Deep Change Project; including how he has been able to avoid goal-drift, increase focus, connection, and experience greater joy. Self-directed neuroplasticity is like the meta skill set of the future. If you can get good at rewiring your brain, you can get good at anything. Listen as James Garrett explains how. Key Takeaways You have the capacity to be your own neural-architect. Brains change well into old age. Attention unlocks neuroplasticity. The difference between gold medalists and those who don’t place on the podium is not in how they train but in how they rest. Your brain can only focus for 90 minutes. You want to start managing energy instead of time. Habits take 66 days to form in your brain. The Deep Change Project involves habit stacking – developing 3 new habits every 2 months. Procrastination is an emotional problem – it’s an emotional resistance to a hard thing. Brains are energy scrooges. You need to negotiate with your brain that it’s worth the energy spend. One of the ways to do that is to shrink the size of the task you’re doing. Free Gift & Resources Master Your Habits Course (normally $200, receive for free) Text ‘brain’ to 44144. Connect With James Garrett Website: brainbydesign.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brainbydesign Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brainbydesign  

James Garrett is a brainhacker and founder of Brain by Design. He’s spoken on stages ranging from Harvard to TEDx and his work has been featured by The New York Times, FastCompany, and Harvard Business Review. He spent years doing research with some of the best psychologists in the world at Columbia, Tufts, and Yale. He built one of the only brain-based positive psychology curricula in the Middle East and trained thousands of Arab youth in partnership with Queen Rania of Jordan. A rare combination of scientist, trainer, and entrepreneur, in 2019 James launched the Deep Change Project, a year-long personal journey to discover what’s possible at the outer edges of brainhacking and neuroplasticity.

James Garrett is a brainhacker and founder of Brain by Design. He’s spoken on stages ranging from Harvard to TEDx and his work has been featured by The New York Times, FastCompany, and Harvard Business Review. He spent years doing research with some of the best psychologists in the world at Columbia, Tufts, and Yale. He built one of the only brain-based positive psychology curricula in the Middle East and trained thousands of Arab youth in partnership with Queen Rania of Jordan. A rare combination of scientist, trainer, and entrepreneur, in 2019 James launched the Deep Change Project, a year-long personal journey to discover what’s possible at the outer edges of brainhacking and neuroplasticity. facebook.com/brainbydesign https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-garrett-82b45a24/

Nafez Dakkak is CEO of the London office of the Queen Rania Foundation for Education and Development. As CEO, Nafez led the team behind Edraak.org an online learning initiative (MOOC) of the Queen Rania Foundation and is currently Executive Chairman. Edraak serves over 1 million learners across the Arab world for K-12 as well as continuous learning. Through its partnership with edX, the Edraak platform provides courses in Arabic taught and developed at top tier institutions like HarvardX, MITX, and UC BerkelyX. In this conversation with Nafez, we learn about his fascinating personal journey, we look at how Edraak came to be, its curriculum and business model, how it has grown and the challenges for the future of this important initiative. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

Giambattista Valli is an extremely talented Italian designer, who was born in Rome and has now built up his own empire.  A fashion empire, dedicated to creating romantic, feminine and beautiful clothing for women who want to look and feel special. Valli has done something that very few modern designers have been able to accomplish. He spent years honing his craft alongside great designers like Roberto Capucci and Emanuel Ungaro, before making the bold choice in 2005 (when most of his peers were becoming designers for big name fashion houses) to launch his own signature label. In fact, he reportedly famously passed on taking over at Valentino to start his own company. Which, as anyone in fashion will tell you, was a pretty ballsy move. Since then he has slowly and meticulously grown his brand. Supported by devoted gaggle of beautiful fashion plates, that have been affectionately called Valli Girl; that include Bianca Brandolini d’Adda, Charlotte Dellal, Lee Radziwill, Queen Rania of Jordan, Diane Kruger and Giovanna Englbert. He even had the backbone to take on the rarified air of haute couture, launching his line in 2011. He now counts more than 250 points of sales around the world in over 40 countries across the globe. Oh, and did I mention, beside building his own brand, Valli was behind the Moncler Gamme Rouge womenswear line, designing it for a decade. So the man knows how to multitask. He is also fiercely independent and, until this past year, rebuffed any offers from groups to bring the Valli brand into a luxury fold. But last year Valli teamed up with François Pinault and signed an agreement with Artémis, the French holding company of the Pinault family, which acquired a minority stake in the house. This means that the Valli brand is currently in the throes of some major expansion, as the designer plots out the future of his namesake label. One other thing you need to know about Valli, he loves beauty. He surrounds himself with it, hunts it out wherever he goes and uses it as a benchmark for everything he does.  So it shouldn’t be surprising that instead of doing our interview in a sterile office setting he invited me to tea at his hotel, where - sitting by a pool and overlooking a glorious vista - we talked about his past, present the exciting future he sees for his house.

约旦，阿拉伯半岛西北的内陆国家。这里有着千年的历史，璀璨的文化，是一个君主立宪制国家。和欧洲的王室不同，约旦的国王拥有实权，总揽军政和外交大权。多年来，侯赛因国王在各国势力角逐的中东地区，不遗余力地扮演着温和外交和事佬的角色，也保障了约旦本国的稳定和发展。而在这一系列的外交斡旋和国家领导中，国王的身后，有一位美丽的女性，自始自终守护在他身边。她用自己的美丽、智慧、坚毅，让世界看到了阿拉伯女性不一样的一面。她，就是约旦王后拉尼娅Queen Rania of Jordan。拉尼娅是迄今为止登基时最年轻的王后，成为王后时不到29岁。登基后，她做慈善、重教育，敢于突破传统、打破旧习，被誉为“阿拉伯世界的第一王后”。慈善之外，她也是时尚界的宠儿，每次出场都光彩照人，优雅大方。今天，报妹就来说说，传奇王后拉尼娅的故事。拉尼娅1970年出生在科威特的医生家庭，父母是巴勒斯坦人。从小，拉尼娅一直在科威特当地的国际学校念书，英文十分流利。高中毕业后，成绩优异的她，考到了开罗的大学，一路顺风顺水，拿到了本科商学位。但拉尼娅所拥有的一切平静和美好，都在1991年那场海湾战争中，彻底被粉碎。这一年，科威特局势十分混乱，刚刚大学毕业的拉尼娅，收到父母的信件，希望她赶去约旦首都安曼和家人汇合。拉尼娅的家人，丢下了科威特一切，逃往安曼，总算捡回了一条命。本来在科威特时就是外来移民的拉尼娅，到了安曼，再次变成了难民的身份。战争的残酷印记，深深刻在了21岁年轻姑娘的心上。好在，拉尼娅的父母十分开明，一到约旦，就鼓励拉尼娅振作起来，出去工作，找回自己的价值和尊严。良好的教育背景，加上出色的个人能力，刚从别国逃难而来的拉尼娅，成功拿到了花旗银行的职位，没过多久，又跳槽到了苹果电脑公司，负责市场部的工作。 而拉尼娅和国王的相遇，也正是因为自己能够在外工作。一次机缘巧合下，拉尼娅被同事邀请，参加了国王妹妹举办的派对，在那场派对里，拉尼娅和国王相遇了。派对上，还没有成为国王的侯赛因王子，对拉尼娅一见钟情。两人相谈甚欢，王子被拉尼娅敢于抒发己见的自信深深吸引。有着相似国际教育背景的两人，聊的十分投机，没交往多久，就决定结婚。1993年，23岁的拉尼娅和31岁的侯赛因王子举行了盛大的婚礼。难民姑娘成了王子妃，拉尼娅和王子的相爱过程，就像一场梦幻的童话。和那些结婚后隐居深宫的阿拉伯王室女性不一样，拉尼娅从来都不甘心于做一个安静的花瓶，她一直知道，自己必须要做点什么。婚后第二年，拉尼娅的大儿子出生，没过多久，她就创立了自己的第一个基金会，用于改善约旦儿童生活条件和教育现状。从小在异国长大，经历过颠沛流离的拉尼娅，深知安定的生活和良好的教育有多么重要。正因为经历过这些挫折，她一直想为约旦本国的儿童教育，尤其是女孩儿的教育做点什么。因为文化和传统习俗等原因，约旦许多地区的女孩，从小到大都没有接受过教育。拉尼娅对此十分痛心，她开始积极地筹集善款，四处游说。她在演讲中反复强调，一个女人接受过教育，那她就会教育她的家庭；一个女孩儿接受过教育，无疑是教育了国家的未来。接受采访时她也说，什么对女孩最重要？不是漂亮的衣裳或是父辈的保护，最重要的应该是让她接受教育，这样她才能有自己的收入，能够有自信发声。但拉尼娅的勇敢发声，从一开始就被约旦国内的保守人士抨击。反对的人说，她根本没有资格对传统指指点点，还敢出来抛头露面。面对这样的争议，拉尼娅一点没怂，反而愈挫越勇，开始更加深入的推进改革。1999年，王子登基，拉尼娅正式成为了王后。这之后，除了教育，她将触角伸向了更加保守的领域。她主张废除阿拉伯世界的“荣誉谋杀”，推动立法禁止家庭的男士动用私刑，惩罚家里的女性。另一方面，拉尼娅王后也参与创建了儿童保护机构，亲自和专家探讨定义各种虐待儿童罪行的阿拉伯学术用语。她推动国家的教育改革，到处筹款完善学校设施；出席教育论坛，直言不讳地讲出国家对待女孩的不公，要求给予男孩和女孩一样的权利。她说：“教育不是奢侈品，它是生命线。”“它不是特权，而是优先权。”“所以教育不能等，也不该等。”这些被保守人士称为公然挑衅的言论，她一一回击：“我们就应该探讨这些没被说过的事，就应该放到台面上来，不能被扫到毯子底下。”而拉尼娅的丈夫侯赛因国王，从一开始，一直坚定地站在她身旁。夫妇俩一个对外，一个主内，让约旦在战乱频繁的阿拉伯世界，相对安稳地走过了二十多年。难民出身，一路在开明父母的庇护下接受良好教育，成为独挡一面的职场女性。嫁入王室，生育四个儿女，没有舍弃自我、安于现状，反而积极行动，为广大妇女儿童谋取福利。遭遇抨击，不卑不亢，直戳问题，勇敢发声。如今享誉世界的拉尼娅王后，凭着她的智慧、魄力与决心，为约旦和阿拉伯世界注入了一丝新时代女性的气息，注定在这个纷扰的世界，成为永恒的传奇。阿拉伯世界的第一王后，当之无愧。

约旦，阿拉伯半岛西北的内陆国家。这里有着千年的历史，璀璨的文化，是一个君主立宪制国家。和欧洲的王室不同，约旦的国王拥有实权，总揽军政和外交大权。多年来，侯赛因国王在各国势力角逐的中东地区，不遗余力地扮演着温和外交和事佬的角色，也保障了约旦本国的稳定和发展。而在这一系列的外交斡旋和国家领导中，国王的身后，有一位美丽的女性，自始自终守护在他身边。她用自己的美丽、智慧、坚毅，让世界看到了阿拉伯女性不一样的一面。她，就是约旦王后拉尼娅Queen Rania of Jordan。拉尼娅是迄今为止登基时最年轻的王后，成为王后时不到29岁。登基后，她做慈善、重教育，敢于突破传统、打破旧习，被誉为“阿拉伯世界的第一王后”。慈善之外，她也是时尚界的宠儿，每次出场都光彩照人，优雅大方。今天，报妹就来说说，传奇王后拉尼娅的故事。拉尼娅1970年出生在科威特的医生家庭，父母是巴勒斯坦人。从小，拉尼娅一直在科威特当地的国际学校念书，英文十分流利。高中毕业后，成绩优异的她，考到了开罗的大学，一路顺风顺水，拿到了本科商学位。但拉尼娅所拥有的一切平静和美好，都在1991年那场海湾战争中，彻底被粉碎。这一年，科威特局势十分混乱，刚刚大学毕业的拉尼娅，收到父母的信件，希望她赶去约旦首都安曼和家人汇合。拉尼娅的家人，丢下了科威特一切，逃往安曼，总算捡回了一条命。本来在科威特时就是外来移民的拉尼娅，到了安曼，再次变成了难民的身份。战争的残酷印记，深深刻在了21岁年轻姑娘的心上。好在，拉尼娅的父母十分开明，一到约旦，就鼓励拉尼娅振作起来，出去工作，找回自己的价值和尊严。良好的教育背景，加上出色的个人能力，刚从别国逃难而来的拉尼娅，成功拿到了花旗银行的职位，没过多久，又跳槽到了苹果电脑公司，负责市场部的工作。 而拉尼娅和国王的相遇，也正是因为自己能够在外工作。一次机缘巧合下，拉尼娅被同事邀请，参加了国王妹妹举办的派对，在那场派对里，拉尼娅和国王相遇了。派对上，还没有成为国王的侯赛因王子，对拉尼娅一见钟情。两人相谈甚欢，王子被拉尼娅敢于抒发己见的自信深深吸引。有着相似国际教育背景的两人，聊的十分投机，没交往多久，就决定结婚。1993年，23岁的拉尼娅和31岁的侯赛因王子举行了盛大的婚礼。难民姑娘成了王子妃，拉尼娅和王子的相爱过程，就像一场梦幻的童话。和那些结婚后隐居深宫的阿拉伯王室女性不一样，拉尼娅从来都不甘心于做一个安静的花瓶，她一直知道，自己必须要做点什么。婚后第二年，拉尼娅的大儿子出生，没过多久，她就创立了自己的第一个基金会，用于改善约旦儿童生活条件和教育现状。从小在异国长大，经历过颠沛流离的拉尼娅，深知安定的生活和良好的教育有多么重要。正因为经历过这些挫折，她一直想为约旦本国的儿童教育，尤其是女孩儿的教育做点什么。因为文化和传统习俗等原因，约旦许多地区的女孩，从小到大都没有接受过教育。拉尼娅对此十分痛心，她开始积极地筹集善款，四处游说。她在演讲中反复强调，一个女人接受过教育，那她就会教育她的家庭；一个女孩儿接受过教育，无疑是教育了国家的未来。接受采访时她也说，什么对女孩最重要？不是漂亮的衣裳或是父辈的保护，最重要的应该是让她接受教育，这样她才能有自己的收入，能够有自信发声。但拉尼娅的勇敢发声，从一开始就被约旦国内的保守人士抨击。反对的人说，她根本没有资格对传统指指点点，还敢出来抛头露面。面对这样的争议，拉尼娅一点没怂，反而愈挫越勇，开始更加深入的推进改革。1999年，王子登基，拉尼娅正式成为了王后。这之后，除了教育，她将触角伸向了更加保守的领域。她主张废除阿拉伯世界的“荣誉谋杀”，推动立法禁止家庭的男士动用私刑，惩罚家里的女性。另一方面，拉尼娅王后也参与创建了儿童保护机构，亲自和专家探讨定义各种虐待儿童罪行的阿拉伯学术用语。她推动国家的教育改革，到处筹款完善学校设施；出席教育论坛，直言不讳地讲出国家对待女孩的不公，要求给予男孩和女孩一样的权利。她说：“教育不是奢侈品，它是生命线。”“它不是特权，而是优先权。”“所以教育不能等，也不该等。”这些被保守人士称为公然挑衅的言论，她一一回击：“我们就应该探讨这些没被说过的事，就应该放到台面上来，不能被扫到毯子底下。”而拉尼娅的丈夫侯赛因国王，从一开始，一直坚定地站在她身旁。夫妇俩一个对外，一个主内，让约旦在战乱频繁的阿拉伯世界，相对安稳地走过了二十多年。难民出身，一路在开明父母的庇护下接受良好教育，成为独挡一面的职场女性。嫁入王室，生育四个儿女，没有舍弃自我、安于现状，反而积极行动，为广大妇女儿童谋取福利。遭遇抨击，不卑不亢，直戳问题，勇敢发声。如今享誉世界的拉尼娅王后，凭着她的智慧、魄力与决心，为约旦和阿拉伯世界注入了一丝新时代女性的气息，注定在这个纷扰的世界，成为永恒的传奇。阿拉伯世界的第一王后，当之无愧。

In this Better Angels episode focusing on the importance of girls’ education, Sarah Brown talks to an array of inspirational guests including Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations Amina Mohammed, former Australian Prime Minister and Chair of the Global Partnership for Education Julia Gillard, young education champions Shazia Ramzan and Kainat Riaz, and co-founder of HOPE for Children Cameroon and Theirworld Global Youth Ambassador Joannes Yimbesalu. Amina Mohammed talks about the the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on the gender and education goals. She highlights the basic right to education that all girls are entitled to and the potential it brings to their future life and family.  Julia Gillard discusses her move from politics into education and her role with the Global Partnership for Education. Shazia Ramzan and Kainat Riaz, who were also attacked in the shooting of Malala Yousafzai on their school bus in Pakistan in 2012, discuss their journey back into education, as well as how they now help and inspire other girls to continue fighting for their right to education. Joannes Yimbesalu talks about his work with children in rural Cameroon and how to ensure they stay in school and learn in a safe environment. ********* Audio of Queen Rania with thanks to Girl Rising Audio of Michelle Obama with courtesy of Barack Obama Presidential Library

One of the most heinous humanitarian disasters is taking place today, and the world has never been so slow to react. The Rohingya refugee crisis has seen more than 600,000 members of the Muslim minority flee what has been referred to as “hell on earth” by the UNHCR. We have Fiona MacGregor reporting on the topic and Queen Rania of Jordan’s visit to Bangladeshi camps. Oman, one of the oldest countries in the region, has a very young problem. Youth delinquency in the Sultanate is on the rise, and Saleh Al Shaibany reports on how Oman looks to deal with the countries’ concern. Finally we are joined by John Everington on how Apple is looking to change the world, again.

Pilar Gerasimo is a pioneering content innovator and healthy-living advocate. Her personal and professional passion: Helping people lead healthier, happier, more sustainable lives. Best known for her work as founding editor of Experience Life magazine (est. 2001), Pilar is also the creative force behind RevolutionaryAct.com and the author of A Manifesto for Thriving in a Mixed up World. In 2013, she accepted the top post at the Huffington Post’s Healthy Living division, then gave up her day job to consult and write a book on the art of being healthy in an unhealthy world. A lifelong vitality-seeker, Pilar has seen a lot of health fads come and go, and seen a lot of solid science either misreported or ignored by the mainstream media. She made it her life’s mission to help others make sense of what is too often a confusing muddle of health and fitness cacophony. Today, Experience Life has national circulation of more than 630,000 and reaches an estimated 3.2 million health-motivated men and women. It has earned a stellar editorial reputation and attracted a fleet of coveted national advertisers. It has garnered kudos from internationally recognized health and lifestyle leaders, including Dr. Mehmet Oz, Dr. Mark 2 Hyman, Dr. Frank Lipman, Blue Zones author and National Geographic explorer Dan Buettner, Oprah life-coach Cheryl Richardson, and health advocate Queen Rania of Jordan. In addition leading Experience Life, Pilar also served as Life Time Fitness’s senior vice president of education, becoming the company’s first female senior executive. While working with Life Time, she developed a number of educational and media initiatives, including a FM radio show (“Get a Whole Life”) and a pilot program for a healthy-living television show (“Experience Life TV”). In 2010, responding to worsening trends in obesity and chronic disease, Pilar tagged Experience Life magazine with a bold new mantra: “Being Healthy Is a Revolutionary Act.” She captured what she saw as the 10 guiding truths of this emerging healthy revolution in her richly illustrated chapbook, A Manifesto for Thriving in a Mixed-Up World (Experience Life, 2010). With five-star ratings and more than 150,000 downloads, the app has sparked viral social media interest, driving millions of Tweets and Facebook impressions while putting the magazine’s high-quality content into the hands of millions of new readers.

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Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah speech at Madrasti Phase V Launch in Ibrid, Jordan [speech in Arabic] كلمة جلالة الملكة رانيا العبدالله خلال إطلاق المرحلة الخامسة من "مدرستي" في جامعة العلوم والتكنولوجيا

Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah urges global community to plant seeds of acceptance, dialogue, and peace during a special address at the Jeddah Economic Forum (JEF). Jeddah, Saudi Arabia/ February 25, 2007 جلالة الملكة رانيا العبدالله تحث المجتمع الدولي على غرس بذور التسامح والتقبل والحوار والسلام وذلك خلال كلمتها في منتدى جدة الاقتصادي.

Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah emphasizes equity and the importance of giving everyone the opportunity to access the same resources at the Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness. Busan, South Korea/ December 12, 2011 جلالة الملكة رانيا العبدالله تركز على أهمية المساواة ومنح جميع الأفراد الفرص المتساوية في الحصول على الموارد وذلك خلال افتتاح المنتدى الدولي الرابع رفيع المستوى حول فاعلية المساعدات في بوسان، كوريا الجنوبية.

At the launch of QRTA, Queen Rania explains: “Years ago in the Arab world, the job of being a teacher went beyond merely passing information to students; rather, a teacher was their students’ guide, inspiration, and counselor.” ‏Amman, Jordan/ June 15, 2009 خلال إطلاق أكاديمية الملكة رانيا للمعلمين، الملكة رانيا: " في الأزمان التي قفز فيها العلم والتعليم قفزات نوعية، كان المعلم أرفع القوم، أكثرهم معرفة ووعياً بأمور مجتمعه وتلاميذه ... ومرشداً وملهماً لمن يعلم."

Talking to ABC's Robin Roberts on Good Morning America, Queen Rania explains how the most wonderful things can be found in the most unexpected of places. ‏USA/ 2010 خلال حديث مع روبن روبرتز من محطة ABC، الملكة رانيا توضح أن الإنسان يمكن أن يجد أروع الأمور حيث لا يتوقع.

In a speech given at the International Reading Association 55th Annual Convention, Queen Rania urges the audience to overcome cross-cultural illiteracy once and for all. في المؤتمر السنوي الخامس والخمسين لرابطة القراءة العالمية، الملكة رانيا تدعو الحضور إلى التغلب على الأمية بين الثقافات الآن وللأبد.

In an interview with Christian Amanpour, Queen Rania explains " it is not enough to get children into schools.  It's what they get out of schools that matters". NY, USA/ October 2, 2009 في مقابلة مع كريستيان أمانبور، الملكة رانيا توضح: " لا يكفي إدخال الأطفال إلى المدارس، ما يهم هو ما يخرجون به من المدارس".

Queen Rania at the Arab Giving Forum in Abu Dhabi:" Lifting up the lives of our societies is a reasonability we all bear towards the next generation". Abu Dhabi, UAE/ May 9th , 2010 الملكة رانيا تؤكد خلال ملتقى العطاء العربي أن رفعة مجتمعاتنا مسؤوليتنا جميعا تجاه الأجيال القادمة.

Queen Rania talks about the value of good teachers at the Queen Rania Award for Distinguished Teachers ceremony. Aqaba , Jordan / November 27, 2008 الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن أهمية المعلم المتميز وذلك خلال حفل الإعلان عن الفائزين بجائزة الملكة رانيا العبدالله للمعلم المتميز العقبة، الأردن / 27 تشرين الثاني 2008

Queen Rania calls on global leaders to stand by their promise to ensure every child an education at the 1Goal Global launch. London, United Kingdom/ October 6th 2009 الملكة رانيا تحث زعماء العالم على الوفاء بوعودهم وتوفير التعليم لكل طفل وذلك خلال الإطلاق العالمي لحملة "هدف واحد" لندن، المملكة المتحدة/ 6 تشرين الأول 2009

Queen Rania speaks at the launch of "In My Name"; an anti-poverty campaign aimed at mobilizing global citizens to pressure their governments to deliver on their promises of achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by the 2015 deadline. الملكة رانيا تتحدث خلال إطلاق حملة "باسمي" لدعوة قادة العالم للوفاء بوعود أهداف الألفية التنموية بحلول عام 2015، وتسليط الضوء على أهمية القضاء على الفقر.

In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Queen Rania asserts: "Once you miss your chance to get an education you’re never going to recover that." خلال مقابلة مع قناة بلومبيرغ، الملكة رانيا تؤكد: " إذا فاتتك فرصة الحصول على التعليم، لن تستطيع تعويضها أبداً."

Queen Rania to students at the Sorbonne: "You are the ones who will inherit the world that is taking shape today." Paris, France / April 6, 2008 الملكة رانيا تخاطب طلاب جامعة السوربون: " أنتم من سيرث العالم الذي نصنعه اليوم" باريس، فرنسا/ 6 نيسان 2009

Queen Rania to CNN's Becky Anderson: " When you don’t give a child the chance to get an education then you are really consigning them to a life of poverty and disadvantage. " Wembley , United Kingdom / August 20, 2009 الملكة رانيا تتحدث مع مذيعة محطة السي ان ان بيكي اندرسون: "عندما تحرم الطفل من فرصة التعلم، فأنت في الواقع تحكم عليه بمستقبل يسيطر عليه الفقر والعجز" لندن، المملكة المتحدة / 20 آب 2009

Queen Rania talks about the importance of education in bringing social justice and equality during a panel discussion held at the World Economic Forum in. Davos, Switzerland/ January 30th 2010 الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن أهمية التعليم في تحقيق العدالة والمساواة الاجتماعية خلال جلسة خاصة بتطوير التعليم ضمن فعاليات المنتدى الاقتصادي العالمي دافوس، سويسرا/ 30 كانون الثاني 2010

Queen Rania speaks to students at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government about the perception gap between East and West. Boston, United States / May 4, 2007 الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن اتساع الفجوة بين الشرق والغرب لطلاب كلية كينيدي للدراسات الحكومية بجامعة هارفرد بوسطن، الولايات المتحدة/ 4 أيار 2007

Queen Rania speaks at the "Class of 2015: Education For All" pledging summit in New York, and urges world leaders to refocus their commitments for universal access to primary education. الملكة رانيا خلال الجلسة الافتتاحية لقمة "التعليم للجميع" التي عقدت في نيويورك بهدف دعوة قادة العالم لإعادة تركيز التزاماتهم نحو توفير التعليم الأساسي.

In an interview with Shania Twain, Queen Rania talks about 1Goal. في مقابلة مع شانيا توين، الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن مبادرة "هدف واحد"

Queen Rania talks about her new book "The Sandwich Swap" on The View. الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن كتابها الجديد " تبادل الشطائر" وذلك خلال لقاء مع برنامج " The View"

Queen Rania carries a message of understanding to an audience of 14,000 women taking part in the annual California Governor and First Lady's Conference on Women. الملكة رانيا تحمل رسالة تسامح ل 14 الف سيدة يشاركن في المؤتمر السنوي عن المرأة بولاية كاليفورنيا.

Queen Rania talks to France 24 about the positive role social media can play الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن دور الإعلام الاجتماعي في إحداث تغيير إيجابي في مقابلة مع قناة فرنسا 24

Queen Rania joins forces with the GSMA, the mobile industry’s leading institution, to announce the 1GOAL: Education for All Mobile Campaign الملكة رانيا تشارك أعضاء الاتحاد العالمي للاتصالات المتنقلة ورؤساء مؤسسات الهواتف الرائدة الإعلان عن إطلاق أكبر حملة من نوعها في العالم لدعم "هدف1: التعليم للجميع".

Queen Rania speaks about leveraging the power of social media to alleviate social challenges in the real world at Le Web '09. الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن أهمية استغلال المواقع الالكترونية لمواجهة التحديات الاجتماعية في العالم في مؤتمر لوويب في باريس

Terrorism destroys everyone. What's the solution? How can we work together to overcome this? الإرهاب يدمر حياتنا جميعا، ما هو الحل؟ وكيف يمكننا العمل سوية للقضاء عليه؟

Queen Rania launches 1GOAL at Wembley Stadium with famous footballers الملكة رانيا تطلق مبادرة "هدف واحد" في ملعب ويمبلي مع عدد من أشهر لاعبي كرة القدم المشهورين

Queen Rania explains how to get 72 million children into school.. 1GOAL at a time. Well, sort of! الملكة رانيا تشرح كيف يمكن إلحاق 72 مليون طفل بمقاعد الدراسة.. من خلال لعبة كرة القدم

Queen Rania's speech to announce the launch of the "Madrasati Palestine" initiative. خطاب الملكة رانيا لإعلان إطلاق "مدرستي فلسطين"

Queen Rania urges more civic engagement in an address at American University in Cairo (AUC) الملكة رانيا تحث على المزيد من المشاركة المدنية في خطاب الجامعة الأمريكية في القاهرة

Queen Rania discusses her new book "The Sandwich Swap" with Oprah الملكة رانيا تتحدث مع أوبرا عن كتابها الحديد تبادل الشطائر

Her Majesty Queen Rania sits down with CNN's Richard Quest at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss how education benefits businesses. الملكة رانيا تتحدث مع الإعلامي ريتشارد كويست في لقاء مع شبكة السي ان ان خلال المنتدى الاقتصادي العالمي في دافوس، لمناقشة الفائدة التي يجنيها قطاع الأعمال من تحسين التعليم

Queen Rania addresses Arab-Muslim stereotypes on YouTube. الملكة رانيا تتحدى الصور النمطية للعرب والمسلمين على اليوتيوب

Queen Rania talks about the progress of women in the Arab World to Portugal's " Sociedade das Nacoes" الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن دور المرأة في العالم العربي لقناة "سوسيداد داس نيسيوس" البرتغالية

Queen Rania talks to Wolf Blitzer about education and gender Parity in the Middle East الملكة رانيا تتحدث مع وولف بليتزر عن التعليم والمساواة بين الجنسين في الشرق الأوسط

Queen Rania discusses prospects for Peace in the Middle East الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن آفاق السلام في الشرق الأوسط

Addressing Yale University students, Queen Rania call for greater political courage in resolving the Israeli- Palestinian conflict.  في خطاب في جامعة ييل الأمريكية، الملكة رانيا تدعو إلى التحلي بالشجاعة السياسية لحل الصراع الإسرائيلي- الفلسطيني

Queen Rania launches the "Madrasati Jordan" initiative, to improve the learning environment in 500 disadvantaged public schools, through private/ public partnerships, that work with the local communities and parents. الملكة رانيا تطلق مبادرة "مدرستي" الأردن لتطوير البيئة التعليمية في 500 مدرسة حكومية بشراكة مع مؤسسات القطاع العام والخاص والمجتمع المدني والأهالي.

Queen Rania talks about the importance of social media to overcome barriers الملكة رانيا تتحدث عن أهمية المواطنة الالكترونية في هدم الحواجز

NOW travels to Jordan to explore the implications of -- and possible solutions to -- having millions of young people out of work in the Middle East. Staggering unemployment rates among the region's massive youth population is fueling anger, frustration and resentment. To combat the problem, Jordan's Queen Rania has made job creation a top priority. "To me the Middle East is about young people. And if we fail to create opportunities for them then you're going to see a lot of frustrated hope," she tells NOW. Another initiative comes from an unlikely source: a Brooklyn, New York businessman who has set up programs across the region to give young people the real world skills they desperately need to gain employment. Both have their work cut out for them: nearly 70 million jobs are needed in the Middle East by the year 2020, according to the World Bank. Can these training programs help stem the tide or are they just a drop in the bucket?