Women''s Excellence in its third session
Princess Nourah University announced the names of the winners of the Princess Noura Award for Women’s Excellence in its third session, which is held annually to define the achievements of Saudi women, highlight them and appreciate distinguished and creative women, in addition to motivating new generations of women to contribute seriously to comprehensive development and support women’s work. Outstanding.
Announcing the names of the winners of the Princess Noura Award for Women’s Excellence in its third session
The Minister of Education, Dr. Hamad bin Muhammad Al Al-Sheikh, handed over the winners of the Princess Noura Award for Women’s Excellence in its third session their prizes, during a ceremony held by Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, under the generous patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz - may God protect him - at the Center conferences at the university.
In this context, the Minister of Education, during the ceremony announcing the award winners, gave a speech in which he expressed his pride in Saudi women and the effective participation they achieved in all theoretical and practical fields, through which they contributed to the renaissance and development of their country.
Meet the winners of the Princess Noura Award for Women''s Excellence in its third session
During the ceremony, the winners of the Princess Noura Award for Women''s Excellence in its third session were announced, and they are:
Dr. Mushira bint Abdulaziz Anani
The winner of the Princess Noura Award for Excellence in Women’s Health Sciences, for her efforts in combating infectious diseases locally and globally, through research that sheds light on the epidemics of Corona, the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, and the emerging corona “Covid 19”, and contributing to the establishment of a program for the optimal use of antibiotics, And authoring the national guideline for antimicrobial therapy.
Ms. Maram bint Zayed Al Yami
Winner of the Princess Noura Award for Excellence in Women in the Field of Natural Sciences, for her applicable research efforts in the development and use of modern biotechnology and CRISPR/CAS using types of cancer cells for biomimetic and genomic control, and for her contribution to research published in internationally ranked journals.
Ms. Atheer bint Abdullah Al-Nashmi
Winner of the Princess Noura Award for Excellence in Women in Literature, for the novel "The Puzzle of Solitude", in which she tackled an original topic with an influential human dimension, "autism disorder", which gave it an objective value and the ability to transcend local borders.
Ms. Sarah bint Riyadh Al-Humaidan
Winner of the Princess Noura Award for Women’s Excellence in the Field of Economic Projects, for the “Raseel Gifts” project, a Saudi project since 2017, with a trademark registered with the Saudi Authority for Free Property. It aims to facilitate the task of gifting for individuals and companies by providing gifting solutions in an innovative and modern way.
Mrs. Sakina Hassan Al Tarmokh
Winner of the Princess Noura Award for Excellence in Women’s Artistic Works, for a work titled “Time Features”, which expresses the craft of Sadu weaving, which is a traditional and heritage craft for which women in the north of the Kingdom are famous.
Celebrating the achievements of Saudi women
In her speech during the award ceremony, the university president and chairperson of the award’s Supreme Committee, Dr. Enas bint Sulaiman Al-Issa, indicated their celebration of the achievements of Saudi women, saying: “We celebrate an indispensable partner contributor in the process of construction and development. We celebrate the achievements of Saudi women, through which they confirm It is an integral part of the national development movement in light of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.”
Dr. Enas Al-Issa explained that the university has been privileged to be a platform that calls for the achievements and gains of Saudi women in the scientific, humanitarian, economic and literary fields, to support all qualitative participation in the process of sustainable national modernization, support women''s achievements and highlight their work in a comprehensive manner, especially in the era of empowerment, which was one of its greatest manifestations. The number of posts, both quantitatively and qualitatively, to monitor the developmental movement of Saudi citizens.
