Queen Noor fights landmines in Phnom Penh

The widow of the late Jordanian King Hussein, Queen Noor, arrived in Phnom Penh in a three-day visit, during which she intends to highlight the need to find backing for landmines' victims.

Queen Noor, who supervises a networking for those who escaped mines, which takes Washington as a headquarters, will meet during her visit several persons who escaped the landmines and visit projects for rehabilitation and vocational training victims of landmine victims.

The Jordanian queen will also hold several meetings with Cambodian officials, mainly Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.

Following the death of the British Princesses Diana of Wales, Queen Noor has become the supervisor of the networking which seeks to monitor new projects in Bosnia, Africa, Jordan, and Southern East Asia.