For 10 years, Queen Rania of Jordan has strived to lift the lives of our world’s most vulnerable citizens, especially children, by advocating for their right to a quality education. During this decade, Her Majesty also campaigned for the safety of Jordan’s children and the prosperity of its most disadvantaged communities. Subscribe to Queen Rania's podcast channel to see the world through her eyes, to understand the world through her words.
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