In recent days, Queen Rania was in the United States. The 46-year-old woman accompanied her husband King Abdullah II of Jordan to Washington, where he began an official visit on Monday, January 30th 2017. He is the first Arab leader to meet with the new administration of US President Donald Trump.

At the Jordanian monarch's schedule, an interview with Vice President Mike Pence on issues of accelerating the fight against the Islamic state, the crisis in Syria and efforts to reach an agreement between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as Several meetings with members of Congress. A brief meeting with President Trump even took place on Thursday, February 2, 2017 on the occasion of the traditional National Prayer Breakfast, a prayer breakfast organized each year on the first Thursday in February by members of the US Congress And the Christian organization The Fellowship.


Queen Rania of Jordan was part of her husband's program. Very active on social networks, she did not fail to post several pictures of their American appointments.

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A photo posted by Queen Rania Al Abdullah (@queenrania) on Mar 27, 2016 at 7:09am PDT

 Early in the day, Her Majesty received in audience Turkish Prime Minister’s wife Mrs. Sare Davutoglu at the Royal Palace . During the meeting, Queen Rania and Mrs. Davutoglu discussed a number of matters and areas of mutual interest, including issues of particular importance to Her Majesty, such as education advancement, child rights, and community empowerment in Jordan.

We have seen Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan mobilized for months to Syrian refugees, she was in early January, met with several European political leaders including British  Ministers David Cameron and Belgian Prime Charles Michel, and the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Junker and Norway Prime Minister had obviously not failed to attend the donor conference which gathered Thursday in London some 70 heads of state and government to discuss a humanitarian aid for them.

Radiant with her curls falling over her shoulders, Rania had chosen to dress for the occasion in a pink Mae perforated-neoprene skirt by Canadian designer Erdem, made with gray and blue with large tiles and a blouse of the same colour. The young woman of 45 years had accompanied this look gray shoes and a belt and a blue Fendi bag. The Queen of Jordan had not come alone to this meeting in the British capital. Her husband, King Abdullah II who was in the city for a working visit and took the opportunity to visit Prince Charles at Clarence House was also present and spoke at the podium. "We are doing our best (...) but I have to tell you that we reach our limits," he said while his small country has to face the home of no less than 635,000 Syrians.

Among those who also spoke at the conference was Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser al-Missned, very elegant in a long brown Chanel Couture robe marked waist with a thin belt of the same tone as her turban, was on stage, as Chairperson of the Qatar Foundation, as part of a round table. Sheikha Mozah  is one of three wives of the Former Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani who abdicated in 2013 in favor of their son Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani. Her Highness met earlier this week with His Excellency Mr. David Cameron, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, during the reception of the 'Supporting Syria & the Region' conference.
Photo Credits: Paris Match

Queen Rania visited Sanabel Al-Khair Society for Social Development in Al Hashmi Al Shamali to support its efforts in empowering youth and women in local communities in Amman on February 1, 2016. Queen Rania also held a meeting with the society’s board members, where its President Miassar Saaydeh showcased the activities and services it provides in cooperation with Jordan River Foundation and the UNICEF-funded "Makani" Initiative.
For the occasion Her Majesty wore a Victoria Beckham Leopard Print Dress
Photo Credits: Queen Rania/Facebook/Royal Hashmite Courts