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Women in Saudi Arabia took to the roads legally today for the first time in the kingdom's history, as its decades-old ban on women driving was finally lifted.



Mona Al-Fares, a dentist was one of the first women to drive in the country was in her car before midnight, waiting for the ban to lift before setting off through the streets of Jeddah with her husband and children.

Photos: Finally, women in Saudi Arabia hit the road to?drive legally for the first time ever

The step to lift the ban was first announced in September 2017. It will liberate many women from the constraints of needing to hire a male driver to travel even small distances, allowing many more to join the workforce, grow their own businesses and explore the kingdom.

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What a country!

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enjoyment ni

phrancys001:
What a country!

a breath of fresh air.

thumps up!

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Abdulhakeem78:
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Saudi Arabia Foreign Minister Abdel Al-Jubeir gave an impressive answer when he was asked by reporters on Saudi women being unable to drive. He said "This is not a religious issue, it's a societal issue"

Now my saudi babe can easily drive to my house instead of me always going to pick her up.

Abdulhakeem78:
Saudi Arabia Foreign Minister Abdel Al-Jubeir gave an impressive answer when he was asked by reporters on Saudi women being unable to drive. He said "This is not a religious issue, it's a societal issue"

good response then

All thanks to the makers of driverles cars

Finally

God Bless the crowned king of the Saudi density

Nairatrend:
good response then

You can check Afreen Baig's post on Facebook you will see its detail sir

phrancys001:
What a country!

And Chimamanda will claiming feminist while her counter parts are still learning how to drive in roads.

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