This picture released by the Jordanian Royal Palace shows King Abdullah II of Jordan ® and Queen Rania (L) meeting with EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy before the opening session of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Shuneh on the shores of the Dead Sea 15 May 2004. The king urged world leaders to commit themselves "once and for all" to a Palestinian state and be active in the reconstruction of Iraq as he opened the WEF. Around 850 delegates from 51 countries, two-thirds from the Middle East, including five heads of state, 40 ministers and over 500 business delegates will attend the forum. The Arab-Israeli conflict, the transition of power in Iraq and regional security challenges will top the agenda of the WEF
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Queen Rania of Jordan chats with CNN reporter Reem Brahimi, who is engaged to Prince Ali, the half-brother of King Abdullah II of Jordan, 15 May 2004 during the opening session of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Shuneh on the shores of the Dead Sea. Around 850 delegates from 51 countries, two-thirds from the Middle East, including five heads of state, 40 ministers and over 500 business delegates will attend the forum. The Arab-Israeli conflict, the transition of power in Iraq and regional security challenges will top the agenda of the WEF
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Jordan's Queen Rania (L) talks to students during a tour with Elaine Wolfensohn (not in picture), the wife of the head of the World Bank, of a school which has benefited from the World Links program, in Amman 12 May 2004. The World Links program, which works globally to integrate technology into learning for improved educational results, was founded in 2003 and includes Queen Rania and Elaine Wolfhensohn on its Advisory Council
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