Pashto Times

Can Maryam Nawaz Smash the Glass Ceiling: From Punjab CM to Prime Minister? What Maryam Nawaz Has To Do as CM? Maryam Nawaz Sharif's nomination as Chief Minister of Punjab has sent shockwaves through Pakistan. Not only is she the first woman to hold this powerful position, but she also carries the legacy of her father, three-time Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. As speculation swirls about her potential future ambitions, the question on everyone's lips is: Can she translate this provincial leadership into a historic Prime Ministership? However, the path to the top won't be easy. Here are some key challenges Maryam Nawaz needs to overcome and actions she must take to pave the way for a potential Prime Ministerial run: 1. Combatting nepotism accusations: Transparency and accountability: Implement robust anti-corruption measures and conduct herself with utmost transparency to dispel any doubts about nepotism. Focus on meritocracy: Appoint qualified individuals based on merit, no

 Breaking Barriers: Meet Sara Bint Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed, the First Female Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs in Saudi Arabia". Introduction. Muhammad Bin Salman Changing The Game In Kingdom he rules. Saudi Arabia, under the leadership of Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman, has undergone significant changes in recent years, particularly in terms of women's rights and empowerment. The appointment of Sara Bint Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed as the new deputy minister of foreign affairs for public diplomacy is just one  example of these changes. Prior to the Crown Prince's rise to power, women in Saudi Arabia faced significant barriers to education, employment, and political representation. However, under the Crown Prince's Vision 2030 plan, the country has taken steps to promote gender equality and empower women in the workforce. This includes measures such as allowing women to drive, lifting the ban on women's sports in schools, and increasing women's participation in the