DUBAI: Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah and Princess Rajwa Al-Hussein visited the Seeds of Hope Center, which specializes in treating speech and language disorders in children and adults, in Amman on Sunday.
Princess Rajwa looked elegant and professional in an all-black ensemble featuring a wrap jacket and trousers from Italian fashion label Max Mara.
The royal couple, who welcomed their first child — Princess Iman bint Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II — this year, toured the facility, which houses the only space in Jordan designed to provide multi-sensory experiences aimed at promoting relaxation and sensory integration. The visit also included a look at the center’s gym.
Sharing photos from their visit on Instagram, Crown Prince Hussein wrote, “Rajwa and I were inspired by the dedication of the young Jordanians we met at the Seeds of Hope Center. They carry a noble mission driven by compassion and a commitment to serve those in need.”
Aya Al-Jazi, the center’s director, briefed the couple on the services it provides. These include evaluation and treatment of speech, language, and voice disorders, as well as support for difficulties with swallowing.
Princess Rajwa made her first public appearance since giving birth when she attended Jordan’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification match at Amman International Stadium in October, alongside her husband. Princess Iman was born on Aug. 3.
