A role model for the young females and a person with such an influential personality,the most beautiful woman of the world receives so many honors. Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan today received the 2010 James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award given by The Tech Museum as part of its international program, The Tech Awards, presented by Applied Materials, in association with Santa Clara University.
The Tech Awards Honors 15 International innovators who apply technology to benefit humanity and work for social welfare.The "Global Humanitarian Award,"'also sponsored by Applied Materials, honors individuals whose broad vision and leadership help to build an equitable, sustainable world. Queen Rania was selected for her leadership, efforts in protecting human rights and human welfare around the world and relentless campaigning for broader access to schools and higher quality education for children.
"This year's laureates alone prove that creativity overcomes challenges," Queen Rania said,"The women and men we honor tonight, the people behind the pioneering innovations that continue to improve our world, have shown us how to touch millions of lives in meaningful, life-changing ways," Peter Fries s, president of The Tech Museum, said.
The Tech Awards laureates 2010 represent regions as diverse as the Netherlands, Brazil, India, United Kingdom, Philippines and the United States. Their work impacts people in many more countries worldwide. This year, The Tech Awards attracted more than 1,000 nominations..Queen Rania was one of the 2010 winner of the awards.Thus she gets worldwide representation for her humanitarian award.
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