Empowering Women in STEM: Bridging the Gender Gap in Middle Eastern Science and Technology

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…

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Breaking Barriers: Saudi Arabia’s First Female Crane Driver Ensures Safety Procedures at E-Prix

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…

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Celebrating Femininity and Artistry: “The Agate” Exhibition Showcases Female Artists’ Tributes to Agate

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…

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