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Women’s Empowerment Through this report, Leaders MENA magazine presents the most important efforts made by the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to achieve complementary equality between men and women in various fields and to promote women’s rights, and support and care programs directed at them, and thus improve…
In 2011, specifically in October, grief overtook the Saudi people after the Royal Court announced the death of Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. Sultan bin Abdulaziz passed away after a career full of giving, leaving behind a heavy, large, and vast legacy of charitable, humanitarian, social, and environmental work…
Saudi Vision 2030 continues to introduce measures for targeted economic change through the introduction of new initiatives, policies, and transformation programs. The current year saw a realistic movement on the ground for the Kingdom’s vision ventures, as the design stage was completed, five years after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin…
By Salem Mahmoud The prince was born in Riyadh, studied at the School of Princes, where he learned reading, writing, history, politics and memorizing the Qur’an. He is the fourth son of King Abdulaziz’s male children by his wife Princess Al-Jawhara bint Musaed bin Jalawi Al Saud. His mother died…
The successive strikes of terrorists in Saudi Arabia reveal the determination of the forces of evil and their supporters to target the land of the Two Holy Mosques. Saudi Arabia has achieved remarkable efforts and qualitative successive victories in its war against terrorism, which have been evident in its accurate…
Italian jockey Umberto Rispoli may well be said to be living the American dream after he moved to California last year, as one triumph after another has followed. He has now set his sights on the Saudi Cup, the greatest reward of all. “Winning the Saudi Cup would be a…
By Salem Mahmoud The prince was born in Riyadh, studied at the School of Princes, where he learned reading, writing, history, politics and memorizing the Qur’an. He is the fourth son of King Abdulaziz’s male children by his wife Princess Al-Jawhara bint Musaed bin Jalawi Al Saud. His mother died…
“I appeal to you, Your Majesty, to continue your sublime patronage of this important issue until there are more people working on it sincerely and honestly.” That sentence was concluded by the late Professor Fouad Muhammad Sezkin, during his honoring as the first winner of the King Faisal International Prize…
The Arab scientist Abd al-Jabbar Abdullah was born in the castle of Saleh, the state of Al-Amara on November 14, 1913, and grew up in a rural city of the Sabean community (Mandaeans) in southern Iraq to become a distinguished physicist on a global scale. He graduated from elementary school…
The mosque is the quintessential Islamic building in its varied shapes. The mosque, or “masjid” in Arabic (Masjid literally means “place of prostration) is the meeting place of prayer for Muslims. Although most of the five daily prayers prescribed in Islam can be prayed anywhere, all males are expected to…
