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The diwaniya held on Friday night in an opulent residence a short drive away from Riyadh was different in that it was hosted by a man, but led by women. (Supplied) photos

A new dawn for Saudi diwaniya: AmCham holds its first Women in Business committee meeting

  • Al-Muhaidib family praised to embed women into a deeply rooted tradition within Saudi culture
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