@saudi2000s: For many years, the issue of women driving in Saudi Arabia remained a topic of public and social debate. It was closely linked to discussions about mobility and women’s participation in public life. In 1990, a group of Saudi women drove cars in Riyadh to demand the right to drive. The event attracted widespread attention and resulted in legal and administrative actions against the participants. In the years that followed, the discussion continued through opinion articles, public campaigns, and advocacy efforts calling for a reconsideration of the driving ban. Supporters argued that allowing women to drive would make daily life easier, improve access to education and employment, and strengthen women’s participation in society. In 2017, a royal decree was issued allowing women to obtain driver’s licenses, and the decision came into effect in June 2018. This marked a significant turning point in Saudi Arabia’s modern history, as women began driving legally across the Kingdom, making it a normal part of everyday life. #saudiarabia #riyadh #fyp #foryou #explore

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