HRH Princess Alia Al Hussein • Guardians of Grace: A Conversation with Princess Alia

Podcast Feature: A Royal Conversation with HRH Princess Alia Al Hussein • Presented by We LOVE Arabian Horses® | Hosted by Paul Kostial

We are honored to welcome Her Royal Highness Princess Alia Al Hussein of Jordan as our featured guest on the We LOVE Arabian Horses® podcast.

As the eldest daughter of the late King Hussein, Princess Alia has long been a devoted ambassador for the Arabian horse, both in her homeland and across the globe. Her leadership in animal welfare, equestrianism, and cultural preservation has earned her admiration throughout the international Arabian horse community.

In this interview, Princess Alia shares her personal journey with Arabian horses, from her earliest childhood experiences to her role with the Royal Stables of Jordan.

Princess Alia discusses the creation and evolution of the Jordanian National and Middle East Championships, two beloved shows that have become regional cornerstones for promoting excellence and camaraderie among breeders.

Beyond the show ring, Princess Alia emphasizes the importance of responsible breeding, equine welfare, and preserving the true essence of the Arabian horse. She offers thoughtful reflections on the global shift in show trends and advocates for a renewed focus on soundness, intelligence, and kindness—qualities that define the Arabian at its core.

As Vice President of WAHO (World Arabian Horse Organization), Princess Alia is a global advocate for registry integrity and international cooperation. She also shares moving stories of therapeutic programs through the Princess Alia Foundation, where Arabians play a vital role in connecting with children, individuals with special needs, and displaced populations.

This interview is a meaningful tribute to the Arabian horse as a cultural icon, healing presence, and unifying force. Princess Alia’s voice reminds us of the breed’s noble spirit—and our shared responsibility to honor and protect it for generations to come.