In a powerful address at the 2nd Women in Tech Global Summit in Paris, Sheikha Bodour Al-Qasimi, President of Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park, emphasized the crucial need for increased female representation in technology policy-making. Sheikha Bodour Al-Qasimi, a member of the Emirati ruling family, highlighted the positive impact of women’s leadership and perspectives…
Despite notable advancements in the Middle East, the underrepresentation of women in the fields of science and engineering remains a significant challenge in the region. Experts argue that concerted efforts are needed to rectify this imbalance and empower women to pursue careers in science and technology fully.The 2021 UNESCO Science Report reveals that globally, only…
In the male-dominated world of motors and engines, 30-year-old Merryhan Al-Baz has shattered stereotypes and achieved a historic milestone as the world’s first female crane driver in race competitions. Her remarkable journey from a young enthusiast to a recovery marshal at the Diriyah E-Prix 2022 reflects the changing landscape of opportunities for women in Saudi…
In a society where diamonds are often considered a girl’s best friend, an extraordinary exhibition at the Sultan bin Abdulaziz Science and Technology Center challenges this notion, suggesting that agate, with its symbolic representation of femininity, is equally precious. Titled “The Agate,” this remarkable exhibition is curated by Saudi artist Esmat Mohsen Almohandis and features…
Mashael Al-Obaidan, a 33-year-old passionate rally racer from Saudi Arabia, is set to embark on the adventure of a lifetime as she gears up for the 2023 Dakar Rally, one of the most challenging motorsport events globally. Fresh from her second-place win in the T3 class at the Hail International Rally, Mashael Al-Obaidan is ready…
Raed Alsemari, a budding filmmaker hailing from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has embarked on a promising career that is already etching her name into the annals of Saudi Arabian cinema history. In January 2019, her satirical short film titled “Dunya’s Day” achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first locally produced film to grace the screens…
