Jordan's Queen Rania speaks during her meeting with a group of thirty past winners of the Queen Rania Teachers Award for Excellence in Education (QRAEE) in Amman June 28, 2011.

The meeting, held at the Queen Rania Teachers Academy (QRTA), focused on the role of QRAEE in honoring educators, uplifting their morale and motivating educators to excel in their field, Jordan's News Agency said.

Members of the Norwegian royal family, H.R.H. Crown Princess Mette-Merit , (L), Queen Sonja, (2nd L), and H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon, (R), join board members of the UN Foundation, including H.M. Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan, (C), and UN Foundation Founder and Chairman, Ted Turner, (C 2nd-row), during a media photo opportunity in Oslo, Norway,on 20 June 2011.

The board meeting in Norway includes discussions which focus on ways to help new partners connect with the lifesaving work of the United Nations.

                                             Valentino's dress worn by Princess Mette-Marit

                                                         Valentino Spring Summer 2011

Norway's Queen Sonja (L) and King Harald (in the background) walk with Jordan Queen Rania on their way to a reception with the United Nations Foundation Board of Directors at the Royal Palace on June 20, 2011 in Olso.

Norway's Queen Sonja (1stR), Queen Rania of Jordan (2ndR) and Norway's King Harald (3rd R) welcome Russia's foreign minister Igor Ivanov (1stL), member of the Rothschild banking family of England Emma Rothschild (2ndL), Professor Yuan Ming, Bengali economist Muhammad Yunus (4rdL) and Vice President of the World Socialist Party Gro Harlem Brundtland during their meeting at the reception of the United Nations Foundation Board of Directors at the Royal Palace in Oslo on June 20, 2011.

Jordan's Queen Rania (3rd R) speaks with Bedouin women during her visit to Maan City in southern Jordan, June 1, 2011. Queen Rania on Wednesday made a visit to Maan, where she checked up on the Jordan River Foundation (JRF) work in the area and inspected the local youth center, Jordan's News Agency said.

Jordan's Queen Rania delivers a speech during the regional launch of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Education for All Global Monitoring Report 2011 (Arabic edition) in Amman May 30, 2011. Conflict and aid failures are robbing millions of children in the Arab states of a future, according to the UNESCO report.

Jordans King Abdullah II, his wife Queen Rania and their eldest son Crown Prince Hussein as they attend a ceremony to celebrate the countrys 65th Independence Day, in Amman, Jordan on May 25, 2011.

Jordan's Queen Rania (L) smiles during her visit to Ein Jannah Secondary School in Ajloun May 22, 2011. Residents and students of Ein Jannah area on Sunday highlighted to Queen Rania their accomplishments in the areas of education, community empowerment and early childhood development, Jordan's News Agency said.

Jordan's Queen Rania (R) speaks to school children during her visit to Ruweished May 2, 2011. Queen Rania also inaugurated the municipal library and toured the headquarters of the Ruweished Association for Women during the visit, Jordan's News Agency Petra reported.

Princess Letizia with Queen Rania in Jordan, April 13, 2011