These Arab women who break the glass ceiling according to Forbes 2019
For the first time in its history, the American business magazine Forbes has just published the list of the most powerful Arab women leading...
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Egypt authorizes an anti-divorce program for students
In order to reduce the number of divorces, which stood at 211,000 cases in 2018, Egypt plans to create a new anti-divorce program that...
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Sofia Zahid: “There is a tendency to abandon the Arabic language by thinking that it is acquired”
A mother, engineer, and entrepreneur all at once, Sofia Zahid is above all the woman behind "Jodour", an educational game brand based in Casablanca...
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Towards full gender parity in listed companies in the Middle East
At the World Economic Forum meeting in Jordan, President of the Bank of Palestine Group Hashim Shawa advocated quota systems for women in leadership...
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Saudi Arabia appoints three new female tourist guides
While the Kingdom puts tourism at the heart of its "Vision 2030", the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage (SCTH) has just granted...
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First in Dubai: two women appointed judges
Appointed by a federal decree issued a few days ago by the President of the United Arab Emirates, Khalifa Al-Nahyan, two women have been...
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Norah Al-Haqbani, first Saudi woman to join the Arab Women’s Foundation
Twenty years after its creation, the Arab Women's Foundation appointed Norah Al-Haqbani as a member of its board of directors. She is none other...
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Yasmeen Mjalli: “There’s an urge to start a conversation about sexual harassment”
Fighting sexual harassment with fashion: a crazy idea that fed Yasmeen Mjalli, a palestinian designer, when she launched her brand: Babyfist. An online shop...
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Women’s rights: Adidas honours three Saudi women in a commercial
On International Women's Rights Day on March 8, Adidas unveiled a new advertising campaign for its new Ultratboost 19 running shoes in which three...