powerful Arab women
The Kingdom''s women occupied 27 places in the Forbes list of the 200 most powerful Arab women, topped by Egypt with 29 women, followed by Saudi Arabia with 27, and the UAE with 26.
The list of Saudi women was topped by the Deputy Minister of Education, Noura bint Al-Fayez, followed by Dr. Hayat Sindi, a member of the Saudi Shura Council, then Dr. Mervat Tashkandi, advisor to the Minister of Labor, then a member of the Shura Council, Dr. Fatima Al Said Al-Qarni, and a member of the Shura Council, Dr. Hanan bint Abdul Rahim bin Mutlaq. Al-Ahmadi, then Dr. Thoraya bint Ahmed bin Obaid bin Muhammad Ubaid, also a member of the Shura Council.
And in the seventh place came Dr. Zainab bint Muthanna bin Abda Abu Talib, a member of the Shura Council, then in the eighth place Dr. Al-Jawhara bint Ibrahim bin Muhammad Bubshait, a member of the Shura Council.
And in the ninth place was Dr. Ilham bint Mahjoub bin Ahmed Hassanein, then businesswoman Lubna Al-Olayan, followed by Dr. Aisha Al-Mani, then businesswoman Nashwa Abdul-Hadi Taher and Rasha Al-Hoshan, and Dr. Lama Abdul Aziz Al-Sulaiman came in 14th place, followed by business woman Najia Abdul Cute is beautiful.
The 16th place went to Princess Rima bint Bandar Al Saud, then Nadia Khaled Al Dossari, followed by Princess Madawi bint Muhammad bin Abdullah Al Saud in the 18th place, followed by Dr. Aisha Abbas Natto, then Dr. Manal Al Faqih, then Lina Al Maeenah and Mrs. Hoda Al Ghosn. So Mrs. Nabila Al-Tunisi, then Nahid Taher, followed by the businesswoman, social activist, and wife of the Saudi Minister of Labor, Adel Fakih Maha Fetaihi in 25th, Reem Othman, 27th, and Sarah Al-Suhaimi.
