Rania, a former refugee, how did she become a princess?

Rania has excellent looks. Rania was born into a family of Palestinian doctors and grew up in Kuwait, which is rich in oil. Unlike many beautiful women who want to be a photography model or a fashion model, Rania never wanted to be a model or a movie star. Rania, the wife of King Jordan II, is the youngest queen in the world. She is also recognized as the most beautiful and elegant woman in the world, so it is not surprising that she has become a princess.

Rania is a wise woman with a good temperament. Her charm comes more from her wisdom. Rania was born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents who moved to Kuwait from the West Bank in 196s. The doctor's father provided three children with the opportunity to receive western education. In this enlightened middle-class family, Rania got the space to grow freely, and then she went to Egypt, where she received a western-style education and studied business administration at the American University in Cairo. ?

In p>1991, Rania's family moved to Amman, the capital of Jordan, and she found a job in Amman branch of Apple Computer Company. In 1993, at a reception dinner hosted by Abdullah's sister, she met the then Prince Abdullah of Jordan. They fell in love at first sight and got married by lightning in June of that year. No matter what kind of public occasions, Queen Rania of Jordan always looks charming. Her smooth and delicate skin, well-defined outline, sweet lips, deep and bright black eyes and swan-like neck all amaze people who have seen her for her beauty and elegance. ?

Now Rania has a dual task, both to be a good queen and to be a Depth Charge of the Arab women's liberation movement. Rania once said this in an interview with western media. Western media's propaganda of Arab women is too faceless. In the eyes of westerners, Arab women are very conservative and uneducated, but in fact, there are many outstanding people among us, and their thoughts are very progressive. ? In Rania's view, Arab women can be regarded as the model of women in the world in dealing with the balance between family and career.