In Lebanon, civil aviation is beginning to employ women
Mainly dominated by men, the aviation world in Lebanon intends to modernize.
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In Egypt, Forgotten Feminist Doria Shafik Brought Back to Life by Sherin Guirguis
In Cairo, a special exhibition is being held at the Tahrir Cultural Center of the American University. Like a call from the heart to...
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Sports Courses in Saudi University Now Open To Girls
Deprived of physical education in schools for many years, Saudi women students can finally rejoice, at least those at Taif University.
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UAE Government Announces a Series of Initiatives in Favour of Women
Equal pay for both genders, a guide for parity in work places, a Council for Gender Balance... In recent years, the United Arab Emirates...
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Saudi Arabia to Organize a Mixed Formula E Race in December
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will hold its first ever motor racing event, the Saudia Ad Diriyah Formula E race, on December 13th in...
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Algeria bans the “burqa” for public service employees
Last October 18th, the Algerian authorities chose to ban the niqab from public service jobs.
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Miss Feionkah teaches Saudi Arabia art of making chocolate
Initiated into pastry and chocolate making through her mother’s traditional know-how, Roaa Saud Saber improved her skills at the side of the world's greatest...
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In Saudi Arabia, women become notaries for the first time
This week, Saudi Arabia was noticed again for its efforts towards women empowerment. 12 women have indeed been granted notarization licenses, announced the Saudi...
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Taleedah Tamer lifts the veil on Saudi and Middle Eastern women’s beauty
Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture started on Monday, July 2nd on Taleedah Tamer’s runway for the Italian designer Antonio Grimaldi. The 17-year-old Saudi is...