About
Queen Noor of Jordan is an American-born philanthropist and activist who became the Queen of Jordan upon her marriage to King Hussein in 1978. As Queen, she dedicated herself to various social and cultural causes, focusing on improving education, promoting cross-cultural understanding, and empowering women. Following King Hussein's death in 1999, Queen Noor has continued her philanthropic work on an international scale. She advocates for global issues such as refugee assistance, environmental sustainability, and nuclear disarmament through her foundation and various organizations.
Career Timeline
Marriage to King Hussein
Marries King Hussein of Jordan, becoming Queen Noor. Begins her public life and philanthropic work.
Foundation of Social Initiatives
Initiates various social and cultural projects in Jordan, focusing on education and empowerment.
Expanding Philanthropic Efforts
Expands philanthropic work to include environmental conservation and cross-cultural understanding.
King Hussein's Death
King Hussein passes away. Noor continues her philanthropic work globally, focusing on refugee assistance.
Global Advocacy Expands
Actively advocates for nuclear disarmament and environmental sustainability on international platforms.
Continues Global Philanthropy
Remains a prominent figure in international philanthropy, championing various global causes.
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Last updated: February 25, 2026