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Leen Hajjar
Leen Hajjar

Leen Hajjar currently works in the Department of Communications and Publications at King’s Academy in Jordan and has previously trained at Jordanian King Abdullah II’s official media office. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in the United States with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Media Studies and Sociology. She grew up in Amman, Jordan which inspired her to create her own blog, Middle Eastern Diaries. The aim of the blog is to expose the diverse and positive attributes of the Arab world. Through each story, she hopes to initiate a global conversation to expand comprehensive understandings of the region.

Jordanian Instagram account gives Syrian refugees a voice

Jordanians Haneen Diri and Rana AlTarawneh created an Instagram page to raise awareness...

 Jordan Snapchat star teaches Arabic to international followers

Zeina Rehan has over 9,000 followers from around the world who are continuously learning Arabic...

 Jordan-bound tourists now have the chance to try real farm living

Jordan is striving to develop its agritourism sector in different parts of the kingdom...

 Meet the Jordanian female footballer who says nothing is impossible

Jordanian Jeeda al-Naber, player in the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, is realizing her passion for football...

 Jordanian design week showcases oasis of Arab talent

Amman Design Week brought more than 100 local and regional designers together...

 Will Jordan be the Arab world’s next hit movie hub?

Early this year, the coming-of-age drama “Theeb” made history in Jordan...

 How Jordan is preparing to host the Women’s World Cup

This tournament has overjoyed Jordanians, with many commentators celebrating the important event...

 The Jordan spot that will ‘make you realize how beautiful Earth is’

Not only does its extensive wildlife fascinate many of its visitors, but it is also home to breathtaking rivers, ponds, and waterfalls...