Zeina Talal Arslan
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Princess Zeina Arslan is the wife of Prince Talal Arslan, son of Lebanese independence figure Emir Majid Arslan II and Head of the House of Arslan which includes the Lakhmid throne of Al-Hira. She takes care of social affairs and is not involved in politics.
Biography
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. Princess Zeina was born in Beirut on January 3, 1971. She then moved to London with her family due to the Lebanese Civil War. There, she obtained her bachelor's degree from Richmond University before meeting Prince Talal in 1992 during his visit to England. They got married in 1993 and bore two children: Prince Majid (born in 1994) and Princess Kinda (born in 1996).
Social duties
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| Reference style | Her Highness |
| Spoken style | Your Highness |
| Alternative style | Madame |
Princess Zeina heads three social foundations:
- The Motherhood Committee - Aley Qaza - [1]
- The Lebanese Women's Forum[2]
- Emir Majid Arslan's foundation - The South Province
The Motherhood Committee has a mammography and ultra-sound center in Aley [3] and runs an annual charity event for the benefit of the center. She is also head of the Lebanese Women Forum (LWF) that has more than five medical centres in Mount Lebanon, the Metn and the South, where people can benefit from fundamental medical treatments and advices for free.[citation needed] The LWF also owns a textile factory that produces products such as clothes, dresses, table arrangements and towels.
Emir Majid Arslan's foundation is also a social foundation that has a nursery department in Hasbaya, a medical center in Choueifat and a girls' foyer.[4]
Titles and styles
- 3 January 1971 – 17 July 1993: Miss Zeina Saleem Kheireddine
- 17 July 1993 – present: Her Highness Princess Zeina Talal Arslan
See also
- List of political families
- Prince Talal Arslan
- Emir Majid Arslan II
- Prince Shakib Arslan
- Lakhmids
- Druze in Lebanon
