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Women in Saudi Arabia break ground in construction 

  • Female workforce participation in Saudi Arabia has risen sharply, increasing from around 17 percent in 2017 to roughly 35 percent in recent years
  • Shift reflects broader reforms under Vision 2030, which have expanded access to employment across sectors
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How augmented reality is transforming ancient Arab heritage sites into immersive visitor experiences

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Could UNESCO tentative listing save Gaza and the West Bank’s endangered heritage?

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Rebuilding confidence in carbon markets

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How Gaza’s shattered fishing industry deepened the enclave’s food security crisis

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How rats, sewage and winter rains are compounding Gaza’s public health emergency

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What new technologies are revealing about the Silk Road’s forgotten landscapes

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What animal-friendly cafes reveal about the Arab world’s shifting attitudes toward pets

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How Arab animators are reclaiming the screen to tell their own stories

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How a new generation of Arab artisans is reinventing traditional crafts for modern markets and global audiences

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How a new generation of Arab musicians is blending heritage and innovation

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Why more women in the Middle East are embracing a holistic approach to breast cancer recovery

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Why Gulf families are trading long-haul holidays for adventures closer to home

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