

MUSCAT: Several international media professionals and trainers said that Omani women serve as role models in the nation’s development. They have successfully established their presence across diverse fields, making their competence and hard work tangible tools for contributing to the development of their society.
Fairouz Mubaideen, Director-General of the Jordan News Agency, noted that the role of Omani women has evolved significantly over the past decades in various fields, including education, employment, management, the economy, culture and media.
She highlighted that the policies of the Sultanate of Oman have contributed to supporting women’s education and empowering them to participate in public life.
She pointed out that the empowerment of Omani women is evident in their attainment of leadership positions and their participation in government, diplomacy, the economy and culture, while preserving the unique character and values of Omani society.
Mabrouka Khedir, international media development trainer based in Tunisia, remarked that discussing Omani women today is a reflection on a journey of progress and ambition, and a testament to women who have successfully asserted their presence across a wide range of fields.
Hadjer Bioud, presenter at Asharq Bloomberg, explained that Omani women have secured their rights and contributed to their country’s development. They serve as successful and confident role models with a strong leadership presence.
Mouna Hawa, Palestinian journalist and writer, said that the presence of women reflects a deep awareness of their place in society and confidence in what they can contribute, as they play an active role in shaping their society. She pointed out that Omani women are present throughout state institutions, the workforce and the fabric of daily life. — ONA
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