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An instructor stood next to the screen, holding up a smartphone to show the inner workings of the app.This is a rite of passage for women,” said Sarah Algwaiz, director of the women chauffeurs program at Careem, referring to the reform.Around 30 women registered for the event in Khobar. Many arrived unaccompanied by men, something not commonly seen in a country where male “guardians” have arbitrary authority to make crucial decisions on behalf of women.“
For women to drive their own cars signals autonomy, mobility and financial independence.An instructor stood next to the screen, holding up a smartphone to show the inner workings of the app.Prince Mohammed has cracked down on dissent while also showing a rare willingness to tackle entrenched Saudi taboos such as promoting more women in the workforce.A chorus of hoots and claps erupted in the auditorium as the women, who learned about the recruitment by word-of-mouth, watched news footage on a projector screen of last month’s royal decree.This week, the company invited AFP to its first recruitment session in the coastal city of Khobar, which attracted a diverse crowd.
Hunched over platters of dates and Arabic coffee, Saudi women raring to drive once a government ban ends next June signed up for another revolution — to be the kingdom’s first female cab drivers.The firm plans to add a new “Captinah” button to the app next June that would allow customers to choose women chauffeurs..“For years I felt helpless.
My car would be parked outside and I could not drive,” said Nawal al-Jabbar, a 50-year-old mother of three, sipping coffee from https://www.tzcasters.com/nylon-roller/ nylon rollers Manufacturers a thimble-sized cup.The lifting of the driving ban has been widely credited to 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who styles himself as a moderniser in the conservative kingdom, where more than half the population is aged under 25.Sensing a lucrative opportunity, ride-hailing company Careem says it plans to hire up to 100,000 female chauffers to lure new clients in the gender-segregated kingdom.”The Gulf kingdom was the only country in the world to ban women from taking the wheel, and it was seen globally as a symbol of repression.King Salman last month decreed that women will be allowed driving permits, a historic reform that could put not just millions of women behind the wheel but potentially many more into the workforce.
An instructor stood next to the screen, holding up a smartphone to show the inner workings of the app.This is a rite of passage for women,” said Sarah Algwaiz, director of the women chauffeurs program at Careem, referring to the reform.Around 30 women registered for the event in Khobar. Many arrived unaccompanied by men, something not commonly seen in a country where male “guardians” have arbitrary authority to make crucial decisions on behalf of women.“
For women to drive their own cars signals autonomy, mobility and financial independence.An instructor stood next to the screen, holding up a smartphone to show the inner workings of the app.Prince Mohammed has cracked down on dissent while also showing a rare willingness to tackle entrenched Saudi taboos such as promoting more women in the workforce.A chorus of hoots and claps erupted in the auditorium as the women, who learned about the recruitment by word-of-mouth, watched news footage on a projector screen of last month’s royal decree.This week, the company invited AFP to its first recruitment session in the coastal city of Khobar, which attracted a diverse crowd.
Hunched over platters of dates and Arabic coffee, Saudi women raring to drive once a government ban ends next June signed up for another revolution — to be the kingdom’s first female cab drivers.The firm plans to add a new “Captinah” button to the app next June that would allow customers to choose women chauffeurs..“For years I felt helpless.
My car would be parked outside and I could not drive,” said Nawal al-Jabbar, a 50-year-old mother of three, sipping coffee from https://www.tzcasters.com/nylon-roller/ nylon rollers Manufacturers a thimble-sized cup.The lifting of the driving ban has been widely credited to 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who styles himself as a moderniser in the conservative kingdom, where more than half the population is aged under 25.Sensing a lucrative opportunity, ride-hailing company Careem says it plans to hire up to 100,000 female chauffers to lure new clients in the gender-segregated kingdom.”The Gulf kingdom was the only country in the world to ban women from taking the wheel, and it was seen globally as a symbol of repression.King Salman last month decreed that women will be allowed driving permits, a historic reform that could put not just millions of women behind the wheel but potentially many more into the workforce.
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