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Queen of Jordan "Rania Al Abdullah" released an amazing open letter to girls everywhere



As more and more we admire  Queen of Jordan "Rania Al Abdullah for praising girls of everywhere is very less for his work and her thinking.


  • She worked for Citibank and Apple and sits on the board of the United Nations Foundation 
  • She is an advocate for girls on a global scale. 

This week Queen Rania Al Abdullah released an amazing open letter to girls everywhere
"Girl Rising" project.

 In the letter she request girls and young women to disregard or irreverence the messages about what it means to be female, and to forge them with her own ways.That girls and women are more inclined to the arts and 'better suited' to caring professions like teaching and nursing.


The Queen want to looks on the girls in a new way that she believes girls have the power to show new talent in Jordan and all over the world  and that they deserve our encouragement and support.





she wrote "If one girl with courage is a revolution, imagine what feats we can achieve together," It's important that the girls and young women of our region have strong female role models: women who successfully juggle the demands of a career and the demands of motherhood. One of the best things about my job is that I meet such women every week.


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