Saudi Arabia To Let Women Into Sports Stadiums.........

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Saudi Arabia begins to alleviate the limitations of a woman's view on sports stadiums. Beginning in 2018, women will be allowed in three aura in larger cities, according to a statement released on Sunday by the General Sports Service, the body responsible for sport in the country. At King Fahd Stadium in Riad, King Abdullah Sport City in Jeddah, and Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, preparations for "family accommodation" will begin, according to a statement. Special seating devices are currently unclear; Saudi men and women usually disengage in places where both are allowed. The country has several stadiums in the range of magnitude, but it seems the government has chosen the largest and most important. Stadiums are home to six teams in the Saudi professional league - the highest season - and two of the three stadiums involved have the largest seating capacity in the kingdom. The change is the latest one that gives women more freedom after a historic decision in September, enabling them to drive. The conservative kingdom adheres to some of the most striking interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world. Under custody, women can not marry, divorce, travel, hire or have elective surgery without the permission of their male guardians. They can not freely interfere with members of the opposite sex, and they must wear the black abaya full length in public. Some of it begins to change. The open-air movement is the latest 32-year-long ambitious reform of 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as outlined in his "Vision for 2030" plan. The country's economic reinvention plan rests on a series of pillars, including empowerment of young people, social organization and empowerment of women. The Kingdom wants to increase women's participation in the Saudi labor market and other aspects of life. Also for the first time in September, women entered the King Fahd Stadium for the celebration of the 87th anniversary of the kingdom. They were in a separate section for families. Although many welcomed, this move was rejected by conservatives who maintained the strict segregation rules of the country.

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