AMMAN — Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Hussein, the Regent, and Princess Rajwa, on Wednesday visited Digitales, a Jordanian company specializing in animation production and quality digital content creation.

Their Royal Highnesses listened to a briefing by the company’s founders, Shadi Sharaiha and Cynthia Madanat Sharaiha, on its projects and campaigns, noting that the company produces content that addresses social issues related to children, family, and mental health, based on scientific studies and in coordination with the concerned experts, according to a Royal Court statement.

The founders said the company has produced several creative projects, including “Saleem”, which won eight awards, was screened at 14 international festivals, and is Jordan’s first animated feature film.

In May, the statement said that His Majesty King Abdullah bestowed the King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein Order for Distinction of the Third Degree on the film’s team at this year’s 78th Independence Day ceremony.

Digitales also launched the “Amal” platform for children, which aims to support children suffering from trauma.

Other projects include the entertainment family project “Our Family Life” which addresses contemporary educational topics and is broadcast on the company’s digital platforms, including the award-winning comedy series “Abu Sanad’s Family”.

In addition, Digitales has launched multiple campaigns to promote domestic tourism, social solidarity, and public health awareness, according to the founders, according to the statement.

The visit became the leading story in local Jordanian newspapers. Many regional and international media outlets also ran the story with special emphasis on the royal couple especially since HRH Princess Rajwa was expecting a new born at any time.