Nora bint Abdullah Al-Fayez
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نورة بنت عبد الله الفايز - معالمملكة العربية السعودية أول امرأة تشغل منصب نائبة وزير في تاريخ السعودية. | The Vice Minister of Education since 2009. The first woman on this office in SA.
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نورة بنت عبد الله الفايز - ضدّانقر فوق، إذا كنت لا تؤيد هذا المرشح. ويقول لماذا. | Click, if you do not support Nora bint Abdullah Al-Fayez. Say why.
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Norah Al-Fayez Breaks Proverbial Glass Ceiling | Medindia
Norah al-Fayez, has created a record of being the first woman to ever be named to a ministerial post in Saudi Arabia, and has managed to penetrate the glass ceiling. The veteran education administrator was named to the new post of deputy education minister for women's education as part of a sweeping shakeup of the government announced Saturday by the country's reform-minded absolute monarch King Abdullah. By Savitha on February 16, 2009 Source: http://www.medindia.net/news/Norah-Al-Fayez-Breaks-Proverbial-Glass-Ceiling-47581-1.htm 2012-11-06
Nora Al Fayez: A role model for Saudi women | GulfNews.com
Nora Al Fayez is the first woman to be named deputy education minister for women's affairs - the highest position reached by a female in the conservative country. Dubai: Nora Al Fayez is very much aware that she is opening doors for many other women in Saudi Arabia. The first woman to be named deputy education minister for women's affairs - the highest position reached by a female in the conservative country - Nora can't believe that her dream has come true. "Never ever, I was not expecting it to happen," she said of her appointment. In an exclusive interview with Gulf News ...
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Saudi cabinet minister caught without her niqab But the country's highest-ranking female official insists she always wears it The post Saudi cabinet minister caught without her niqab appeared first on Macleans.ca. |
Saudi Arabia’s Municipal Elections: Tough Lessons Learned from Islamic Conservatives By Rob L. Wagner Eurasia Review 9 September 2011 The Sept. 29 municipal elections in Saudi Arabia mark the second round of polling in six years and the third in almost 50 years. The latest scheduled elections ostensibly will bring Saudis closer to developing democratic ideals espoused in the West. However, the elections also have […] |
First Female Cabinet Minister Rawan Jabaji King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia shook up his kingdom by boldly appointing the first female minister to his government cabinet earlier this week. Norah al-Faiz is now the deputy minister of women’s education — the most senior role ever held by a woman in Saudi Arabia. Though al-Faiz occupies a new post, she is still [...] |
Al-Faiz in the TIME 100 In their annual TIME 100 issue, Time magazine named Norah al-Faiz, the new Saudi deputy minister of education, as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. I have nothing against al-Faiz, but I think that the magazine is overestimating her influence. The woman has been in office for less than 3 months. […] |
