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On UN Day, Take A Look At The Saudi Women Driving Change Through The UN

Since 1948, October 24 has been celebrated as United Nations Day, which marks the anniversary of the entry into force in 1945 of the UN Charter. As this year is being celebrated as a milestone anniversary for the United Nations and its founding Charter, we wanted to highlight six of the many Saudi Arabian women who have been achieving milestones in their own right through their work within various UN organizations.

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1. Dr. Tamadur Bint Yousef Al-Rammah

In 2018, Dr. Al-Rammah was appointed to a key role by the United Nations (UN) on elimination of discrimination against women in New York. The member parties of the Convention on Elimination of all kinds of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) elected Dr. Al-Rammah, who at the time of her appointment served as the Kingdom’s deputy minister of labor and social development, as member of the UN committee.

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