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    The queen then used the computers in the library to show the girls how their voices can be heard through 1Goal, a campaign that aims to get 75 million out-of-school children in Africa and in the world’s poorest nations into school. "Her Majesty Queen Rania is a strong voice promoting access to a quality education for children around the world" said Veneman. Since 1999, the total number of out-of-school children has dropped by 16 percent globally. Full Article at The Epoch Times
    Her Majesty Queen Rania is a strong voice promoting access to a quality education for children around the world
    SOURCE: The Epoch Times 2 months ago
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Jordanian Queen Visits New York School
  1. Providing quality education to girls is a sound investment that helps build a brighter future for their communities and their countries
    SOURCE: The Epoch Times 2 months ago
  2. I want you, girls with voices, to speak up and shout out for girls whose cries fall silent ... I want you to fight for them, as others are fighting for you. I want you to pull up another girl, and help her stand tall and strong. I want you to be great and inspire greatness in others. If anyone can do it...
    SOURCE: The Epoch Times 2 months ago

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