Women drivers in Saudi Arabia is just one example, Jawhara al-Wabili says, of how women's rights have blossomed in recent years, allowing them to become ambassadors, bank directors, university administrators and even astronauts. Saudi scientist Rayyanah Barnawi took part in a mission to the International Space Station just this past...
Rise in unemployment affects Saudi women the most
The Kingdom's unemployment rose to 8.5% in the first quarter of 2023, up from 8% in Q4 2022, driven by a notable increase among women to 15.7%, according to an official report.Saudi women DJs strum a new tune
Standing behind her control tower with headphones around her neck, Saudi DJ Leen Naif segues smoothly between pop hits and club tracks for a crowd of business school graduates noshing on sushi.
Saudi women drive for extra cash as costs climb
Sweeping social reforms, including lifting the infamous ban on women driving, have transformed life for many Saudis, but rising costs are increasingly problematic.
More women make positive impact on GCC businesses
In the wake of International Women’s Day, TRENDS highlights how courageous Arab women are making a difference in the business world through their position and experience.
