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Princess Haifa Al-Faisal, founder of the Zahra Breast Cancer Association, attended the event. (Supplied)

Saudi Arabia’s Project Masam celebrates International Women’s Day in Riyadh

  • A group of ladies attended the event, including Princess Haifa Al-Faisal, founder of the Zahra Breast Cancer Association
  • The ladies also commended the women’s empowerment strategy currently underway in the country, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
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American singer Alicia Keys joins Saudi trailblazers in ‘Women to Women’ initiative in Jeddah

By Afshan Aziz ·
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Three generations of women serve up ‘homemade goodness’ with food delivery service in Islamabad

By Yusra Jabeen ·
‘World has abandoned us’: Afghan women’s rights plunge in global silence

‘World has abandoned us’: Afghan women’s rights plunge in global silence

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Special Men unite in campaign to end global violence against women

Men unite in campaign to end global violence against women

By Lama Alhamawi ·
Fast-food chain Burger King found itself on the griddle and getting burnt over an offensive tongue-in-cheek tweet on International Women’s Day that backfired massively on the burger brand. (File/AFP)

Burger King burnt over offensive tweet on International Women’s Day

By Arab News ·
Saudi women’s sport grows by leaps and bounds

Saudi women’s sport grows by leaps and bounds

By Ali Khaled ·
Tadawul marks International Women’s Day in Riyadh

Tadawul marks International Women’s Day in Riyadh

By Lojien Ben Gassem ·
Militant groups hurl stones and shoes at Women’s Day marchers in Pakistan

Militant groups hurl stones and shoes at Women’s Day marchers in Pakistan

By Reuters ·
Stone pelting, violence mar women’s march in Islamabad

Stone pelting, violence mar women’s march in Islamabad

By Reuters ·
Tadawul marks International Women’s Day with bell ringing ceremony

Tadawul marks International Women’s Day with bell ringing ceremony

By Arab News ·
India’s PM hands over social media accounts to mark Women’s Day

India’s PM hands over social media accounts to mark Women’s Day

By AFP ·
Saudi women making visible strides in art

Saudi women making visible strides in art

By Hala Tashkandi ·

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