المملكة: Women to “Al-Youm”: Empowering women in the time of the Crown Prince moved Saudi women to platforms of leadership and influence

In memory of Pledge of allegiance to His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister. New light is shed on the major transformations witnessed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the field of Empowering women, as Saudi women have become essential partners in the development process, and are strongly present in various economic, scientific and media sectors.

Saudi women confirm, in their talk to Al-Youm, that the support that women have received over the past years has contributed to opening broad horizons for them for creativity and leadership, in light of the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which placed women’s empowerment among its development priorities.

Najla Jan, the first Saudi woman to win a government award in the field of tourism content, said that Saudi women have transcended the boundaries of traditional roles, to become leaders and innovators in various sectors, from media and economics to technology, space, sports and entrepreneurship.

She added that what has been achieved reflects the leadership’s belief that investing in Saudi people is the greatest investment, noting that empowering women represents a fundamental pillar in achieving the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

She explained that the success stories The increasing number of Saudi women in positions of leadership and innovation confirms that this transformation was not just decisions, but rather an integrated development path that opens new horizons for future generations.

She indicated that the great support that Saudi women enjoy was the most important motivation for her career in the tourism content industry, adding that her obtaining an official award in this field is an achievement that she is proud of, and she sees it as a result of the enabling environment created by the leadership, foremost of which is the support provided by His Highness the Crown Prince to open broader horizons for Saudi women to compete. And achieving an influential presence locally and globally.

For her part, tourism media specialist Razan Wehbe confirmed that the empowerment of women in the Kingdom extends its roots to the history of the Saudi state, recalling what was known about the founder Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud, who was proud of the title “Noura’s brother,” proud of his sister Noura bint Abdulrahman Al Saud, who was his trust and advisor, and he was entrusted with the tasks of receiving high-level female delegations, to be among the first women to represent the state in forums. Wehbe said that this historical legacy is strongly renewed today during the era of the Crown Prince, who transferred the empowerment of women from the stage of support to the stage of competence and true empowerment, stressing that the transformations that the Kingdom is experiencing place a great responsibility on national competencies in various fields, including media and communication, to keep pace with this accelerating stage of development.

She added that the anniversary of the pledge of allegiance represents an occasion to renew loyalty and covenant, and work to achieve the aspirations of the leadership that leads the Kingdom towards broader horizons of progress. And prosperity.

In turn, photographer Heyman Adel expressed her pride in the anniversary of the Crown Prince’s pledge of allegiance, stressing that the era of Prince Mohammed bin Salman reformulated the concept of “full citizenship” for Saudi women, and moved them from waiting seats to platforms of leadership and influence.

She explained that the Crown Prince not only opened doors for women, but also paved the way for them through an integrated legislative and legal system that guaranteed them protection and empowerment, noting that Saudi women today are living in a historical phase that has faded. It has many traditional obstacles to its ambition, and the criterion of competence has become the basis for achieving success.

She pointed out that the growing presence of Saudi women in areas where participation was previously limited, such as aviation, industry, and artificial intelligence, reflects the leadership’s belief that the nation’s progress is achieved by integrating the efforts of men and women together.

For her part, media personality and journalist Ruqaya Abdul-Jabbar stressed that the anniversary of the pledge of allegiance to the Crown Prince represents an important milestone in the journey of Saudi women, noting that what has been achieved over the past years can be described as a “developmental revolution” that placed women at the heart of the development and decision-making process.
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She explained that the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 contributed to achieving qualitative leaps in women’s participation in the labor market, as participation rates recorded record levels that exceeded expectations, which reflects great confidence in the abilities and potential of Saudi women.

She added that the scene today reflects a broad presence of women in various fields, as she has become a minister, ambassador, researcher and leader in multiple sectors, stressing that modern regulations and legislation have provided a supportive environment that has enabled women to exercise their developmental role effectively.

She concluded her speech by emphasizing that the anniversary of the pledge of allegiance represents an occasion to renew loyalty and belonging to the wise leadership, noting that the women of the nation will continue to work with determination to contribute to achieving Leadership aspirations and consolidating the Kingdom’s position among the ranks of developed countries.