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All smiles
The two princes pose after William's landing at the Marka military airport.
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Hit their stride
Prince William and the Crown Prince of Jordan greet each other at the Marka Military Airport.
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Go to work
William and Hussein visit the TechWorks Fabrication Lab at King Hussein Business Park in Amman. The Fab Lab program, launched by MIT, educates local community members on technology and innovation.
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Long live the grandmother!
At a party celebrating Queen Elizabeth's birthday at the residence of the US Ambassador on June 24, William reads his message to the people of Jordan. She reflected on her last visit to the country in 1984.
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In vacations
Unable to watch the England World Cup match live, William refused to hear the score and instead watched it at the end of the day in the residence of Crown Prince Hussein, Beit Al Urdun Palace.
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Tourism
Crown Prince Hussein shows William around the remains of the Roman city of Jerash in the first century.
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Kid Time
William collaborates with local children visiting the archaeological site of Jerash for a photography class.
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Group photo!
Prince William poses in front of the Roman ruins of Jerash with local photography students.
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All smiles
Prince William plays with Syrian refugee children from the Makani program of UNICEF, which provides psychological support for them and their parents.
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Meet and greet
Prince William and Crown Prince Hussein meet with young members of UNICEF's Makani program.
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Sunny day
Prince William met a group of orphaned Jordanian women who worked with the Princess Taghrid Institute for Development and Training to find support and employment opportunities.
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Test your chops
Prince William is experimenting with technology at Al Quds College during a visit to establish links with Jordanian and Syrian refugee students.
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Coffee, someone?
William puts the finishing touches on a coffee drink while he meets Baristas students at Al Quds College on June 25th.
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Shalom!
William arrives in Tel Aviv on June 25th. It is the first official visit of a member of the British Royal Family to Israel and disputed territories.
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Israeli Welcome
Prince William is approaching his welcoming committee at Ben Gurion International Airport.
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