Noura Al -Otaibi is a young Saudi woman, a daughter, a daughter, a separate, university, and works for a sensitive government job, at the end of her thirtieth decade, and from a very conservative family lives on the family farm located on the outskirts of the city of Riyadh.
Noura lives in an apartment in Riyadh alone, she and her daughter, away from her family who see them at the end of the week only, and this is the situation of many Saudi women who now live in separate apartments due to the distance between the family’s house and their workplace, which may be in another city.
Noura wakes up since the dawn prayer and begins her day with yoga, then to the kitchen to prepare breakfast for her and her daughter and rush to go out to take the train to her workplace.
There is no problem walking in the hot Riyadh atmosphere in the summer from the metro to the workplace, as this is a problem that has been solved through the presence of buses for many government institutions, banks and companies waiting for their employees at the stations that stand at the well -known business centers and headquarters, as well The stations connect you from the station to the place you want, so most of the train users are Saudis, especially women.
Noura works in two jobs, the first of which is its main and second function.
“For many reasons, I do two jobs, first to help myself and my daughter and join her in a private school, secondly to gain new experience and skills for my self -development,” Noura says. ” “I provide my holidays from my first work and use it to do my second job, which is not fixed, but intermittently according to the summonses,” says Noura.
Lifestyle, as you can see, is not different from any style of an independent, independent and anti -Western woman and has an ambition for the future, she is very striving to provide her and her daughter’s living costs, and to develop her professional skills, but the difference is that it is only veiled, and what a difference.
It is this difference that Trump stood in his speech in Riyadh, and he said, “You chose your culture and your own style to advance through them, and you succeeded without being removed from your history and without imitating us, you kept your identity and continued to pride it without closing, and you have reached what you want.”
Congratulations to Saudi Arabia, its steadfastness on its Arab Gulf identity, their pride in their attempts and their attendance, and congratulate them for the relentless pursuit of their vision, and congratulate them on their youth who believe in the vision and adherence to his Arab identity.
