Women of Saudi vision is based on the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and its programs.
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Mental health is a critical component of overall well-being, yet in Saudi Arabia, women’s mental health issues have often been overshadowed by societal stigma and
The evolution of women’s healthcare in Saudi Arabia is a remarkable journey that reflects the country’s broader social and economic transformations. Over the past few
Before June 2012, Saudi Arabia did not allow their female athletes to compete in the Olympics. Nevertheless, following the international committee’s push for female participation
Saga: Part I Saudi Arabia has always been in the heart of every Egyptian, and vice versa. Egyptian-Saudi relations have a deep-rooted and solid foundation.
“When a woman succeeds, she reaches out to those around her and pulls them up with her. That is why if you empower a woman,
In a world where our thoughts and beliefs can be translated into garments and fabrics, a historic fashion statement thrived in the heart of Saudi:
“So you see ameto I wish I could accomplish what Raha Moharrak did I want to climb Everest,” I explained to my aunt (ameto safeya).
