Tabuk _ Ahmed Al-Khabrani

The Vice-President of the Human Rights Commission, Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Khayal, in the presence of the Director-General of Education in the Tabuk region, Majid bin Abdul Rahman Al-Qair, sponsored this morning the meeting organized by the Commission’s branch in the region entitled:
“Saudi Women and National Acquisitions”
In cooperation with the General Administration of Education in the Tabuk region, at the conference center in the region’s secretariat.
At the beginning of the meeting, the Vice-President of the Human Rights Commission stressed the importance of such enrichment meetings and the societal partnerships they include that achieve the goals and aspirations of the wise leadership, pointing out that the Kingdom’s reform process is moving forward to achieve sustainable development and prosperity for the citizen and citizenship in various fields.
After that, a member of the Board of Directors, A. Dr.. Al-Jawhara bint Fahd Al-Zamil affirmed that Saudi women have taken honorable historical steps commensurate with the culture of society and the changes of the era and its various outputs and stages, thanks to God, and then with the support of the wise leadership and guardians since the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has given care to everything that advances the national development wheel on the principle of equality and equal opportunities, starting with granting them the right to education and upholding them in high positions. Women have become the focus of the world’s attention to talk about them in giving full ownership confidence and that they are up to the responsibility and contribute to activating their role as a partner citizen in building the nation and its organs despite the challenges and obstacles.
The Kingdom continues to strive to achieve more in an endless ambition within Vision 2030, which aims to raise the rate of Saudi women’s participation in the labor market.
As a member of the Board of Directors, Dr. Noura bint Mazyad Al-Amro said that our country, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has witnessed an integrated series of reforms, development and renaissance towards a promising future that follows in the footsteps of the founder – may God have mercy on him – to reach Vision 2030, which included with the National Transformation Program for 2020 encouraging the full participation of women in the labor market, developing their talents and investing Her energies and enabling her to obtain appropriate opportunities to build her future and contribute to the development of her society and the economy of her country, and focused on giving women a large share of empowerment and equity to enhance their role at all levels.
At the end of the meeting, the two members of the Council of the Human Rights Commission answered a number of questions from the attendees.
The meeting was attended by the director of the Human Rights Commission branch in the region, Abdul Rahim Al-Atwi, and the assistant for school affairs, Dr. Sultan Al-Enezi
And assistance for educational affairs d. Amal Al-Enezi, education staff, and a number of other departments and authorities in the region.