Rising Stars: Saudi Women Lead the Way in Various Fields

Saudi Arabia Embraces Female Leadership: Trailblazing Women Excel in Diverse Fields

Saudi Arabia has embarked on a journey of cultural transformation, creating opportunities for women to flourish in various sectors. This empowerment initiative aligns with Vision 2030, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, which aims to modernize the nation and diversify its economy.

Saudi women are embracing this shift, showcasing their resilience, talent, and leadership capabilities. They are breaking down barriers and setting precedents in fields such as law, arts and culture, finance, and entrepreneurship.

This societal evolution is not only inspiring but also revolutionizing norms, paving the way for inclusivity and innovation.

Meet the Trailblazers

Vogue Arabia shines a spotlight on eight extraordinary women who have excelled in their respective domains:

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Donia Abu Taleb:

This taekwondo athlete made history by becoming the first Saudi woman to qualify for the Paris Olympics. Her dedication and resilience have earned her numerous medals, including a gold at the Asian Championships.

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Basma Elkhereiji:

A force in the culinary industry, Elkhereiji is the founder of The Social Kitchen, The Social Bakery, and ACL, a successful F&B and hospitality consultancy firm.

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Reemaz Oqbi:

A rising star in the music world, Oqbi is a soprano and flutist with the Saudi National Orchestra and Choir. She has performed internationally, including at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.

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Rehaf Gassas:

As the CEO of the Saudi Heritage Preservation Society, Gassas plays a vital role in safeguarding and preserving Saudi Arabia’s cultural heritage. She has been recognized as a UNESCO expert in this field.

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Jood W. Alharthi:

The first Saudi woman to hold a position in the executive office of the Secretary-General at the United Nations, Alharthi advises on rule of law, peacebuilding, and crisis response.

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Aya Al-Bakree:

As the CEO of the Diriyah Biennale Foundation, Al-Bakree launched the first-ever art biennale in Saudi Arabia, providing a platform for local and international artists.

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Nouf Al Moneef:

Festival Director of Noor Riyadh, Al Moneef oversees the annual light and art festival, showcasing the works of Saudi and international artists.

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Mona Khashoggi:

A multi-talented cultural enthusiast, Khashoggi produced the first-ever Arab West End musical, ‘Umm Kulthum & The Golden Era.’ She is also an author, playwright, and film producer.

These women are not only excelling in their fields but also inspiring a new generation of Saudi women to pursue their dreams and contribute to the nation’s progress.

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