On November 28, the Queen Consort of the United Kingdom Camilla, 75, hosted Queen Rania of Jordan and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark at a reception at Clarence House, Report informs via People.
The visit came ahead of Queen Camilla's reception that will take place at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday in conjunction with the United Nations "16 Days of Activism" campaign.
According to the UN, the campaign calls for individuals and organizations worldwide to meet together and organize strategies to eliminate violence against women and girls. The campaign began on November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and runs until December 10, Human Rights Day.
The Queen Consort has made supporting victims of rape, domestic violence and sexual abuse a priority in her public work, and she is expected to touch on that during the event.
Her first solo engagement after becoming Queen Consort came on October 13 during a visit to the maternity unit at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London. Buckingham Palace said it is a "key hub" for women experiencing domestic abuse.
Earlier in June, she spoke out about the importance of fighting against gender-based violence at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Rwanda.