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Job ad for 30 women train drivers in Saudi Arabia gets 28,000 applicants

Job ad for 30 women train drivers in Saudi Arabia gets 28,000 applicants

  • Saudi Arabia has been gradually opening opportunities for women who were not allowed to drive in the Kingdom until 2018
By Reuters ·
‘Wusool’ transport program benefits 60,000 Saudi women

‘Wusool’ transport program benefits 60,000 Saudi women

By Arab News ·
Two Holy Mosques appoint 41 women in leadership positions in Saudi Arabia

Two Holy Mosques appoint 41 women in leadership positions in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Saudi communications minister receives youngest Saudi female journalist

Saudi communications minister receives youngest Saudi female journalist

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Justice grants 12 women ‘verification’ license

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Justice grants 12 women ‘verification’ license

By Arab News ·
Vision 2030 based on three axes, Saudi women important element of Kingdom’s strength: Minister

Vision 2030 based on three axes, Saudi women important element of Kingdom’s strength: Minister

By Arab News ·
King Abdul Aziz University and traffic police to open joint women’s driving school

King Abdul Aziz University and traffic police to open joint women’s driving school

By Ali Fayyaz ·
Saudi female officers to attend to women involved in road accidents

Saudi female officers to attend to women involved in road accidents

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·
Saudi women to take rightful place in new ports authority: Minister

Saudi women to take rightful place in new ports authority: Minister

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·
Cars, apps and driving schools — Saudi women drivers targeted as new market

Cars, apps and driving schools — Saudi women drivers targeted as new market

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia ‘backs all international efforts to empower women’

Saudi Arabia ‘backs all international efforts to empower women’

By Arab News ·
Saudi women to drive female students to school, work in car rental, says transport chief

Saudi women to drive female students to school, work in car rental, says transport chief

By Arab News ·
Driving licenses for women will boost economic growth in Saudi Arabia: Experts

Driving licenses for women will boost economic growth in Saudi Arabia: Experts

By Mohammed Rasooldeen ·

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