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Prince Faisal bin Al-Hussein receives the Count Jack Rouge Award in its first edition in recognition of the efforts of the "Generations of Peace" Board in Belgium.

The ceremony saw the presence of HRH Princess Zeina Al-Faisal, and HRH Princess Aisha bint Faisal, alongside Her Royal Highnesses; Prince Laurent, and Princess Louise of Belgium, amid the presence of the LAFT of a number of diplomatic and sporting personalities around the world.

His Highness Prince Faisal bin Al-Hussein, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Generations of Peace Organization, received the Count Jack Rouge Award in its first edition, during a high-level formal ceremony held at the Town Hall in Ghent, Belgium, making the body the first to be awarded this prestigious international honor.

The selection of the "Generations of Peace" body for this award came unanimously by the members of the jury, in recognition of its pioneer approach to taking sport as a fundamental focus and driver first for building peace and converting conflicts; the body highlighted its vision of volunteering sports as a learning tool to build resilience and promote community cohesion, supported by supportive programs including dialogue, and advocacy (win) Endorsement), empowerment, media, to create a tangible and sustainable social impact.

King Abdullah II receives Iraqi Parliament Speaker Haibat Al Halbousi at Al Husseiniya Palace, and emphasises the importance of strengthening the robust relations between Jordan and Iraq across various fields.

- King Abdullah Il inaugurates two Arab Potash Company projects in Ghor Al Safi, which aim to increase production capacities and secure sustainable energy sources for the company.

- King Abdullah II also launches new projects by the Jordan Bromine Company, one of the largest exporters of bromine, a mineral used in petroleum, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries.

King Abdullah II and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein pertorm the Eid Al Adha prayer at Omar Ibn Al Khattab Mosque in Aqaba.

Prince William on a visit to Faslane, spending time with service personnel, touring a Vanguard-class submarine and meeting with their LGBTQ+ Network.

The Duchess of Edinburgh, joined by The Duke of Edinburgh, unveiled The Plants with Purpose Garden' at the Royal Windsor Flower Show this week.

- Co-designed by Her Royal Highness and Alan Williams, the garden showcases the importance of healthy soil, planting for pollinators, and encouraging people to consider more thoughtfully how food is grown.

-The Duchess joined dedicated volunteers to help build the garden in the days before the show.

- This summer, the plants and garden features will be repurposed for local schools participating in a new RWHS Nature Studies Programme, extending the garden's impact into outdoor learning.

Their Majesties the Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako invited His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Norway to an evening dinner at the Imperial Palace.

The King and Queen of Sweden, The Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia as well as Princess Madeleine and Mr. Christopher O'Neill welcomed the official Sweden and the diplomatic corps to the reception at Kungl on the National Day evening.

Queen Sonja was present at the opening of the exhibition "Inger Sitter. Feeling of Nature", a comprehensive presentation of one of Norway's most important artists of the second half of the 20th century.

Inger Sitter (1929-2015) was born in Trondheim, where she developed her early artistic skills. Her paintings contributed greatly to the success of abstract art in Norway.

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Queen Rania with her granddaughters Amina and Princess Iman.

Here is a video of the 80th independence of Jordan.

The Jordanian Royal family attending the 80th independence celebrations.

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The Jordanian royal family attending the 80th independence of Jordan.

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Prince William opening homes committed to by the duchy of cornwall as a step towards easing housing pressures on the Isles of Scilly. These sustainable houses, the first built on the island for 20 years, support the future of island life, available to those who have lived on Scilly for more than five years or who currently work there.