Jordan 2006

(Jordan Times - Amman) His Majesty King Abdullah on Saturday said he was looking forward to the meeting Jordan is hosting for the Young Arab Leaders (YAL) organisation later this year.

More than 500 YAL members and young leaders from the Arab world will convene at the Dead Sea on Nov. 22-23 to discuss issues of concern to the organisation.

As the King and Her Majesty Queen Rania met with the YAL board of directors and chapters' directors in Aqaba yesterday, he voiced hope the organisation would rise to expectations in addressing the challenges facing the Arab world.

(Office of Her Majesty, Press Department - Amman) The Instituto de Empresa Foundation announced on Tuesday the launch of 'The Queen Rania Scholarship for Women Business Leaders' for a total period of five years.

(Jordan Times - Amman) His Majesty King Abdullah on Monday stressed the importance of embracing common international values to establish a sustainable and long-term international partnership that ushers in a new era of coexistence and cooperation between the peoples of the world, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

(Jordan Times - Amman)

(Jordan Times - Amman)\

The London Business School 2006 Worldclass event entitled, “Why Should Anyone be Led by You?” opened on Sunday. 

Hosted by the country for the second time, this year's event, held under the patronage of HRH Prince Feisal, is an interactive two-day learning session on motivating and inspiring others, creating high-performance teams and building unique business models.

Her Majesty Queen Rania participated in the event's discussions on leadership development yesterday.