Breaking News English

Saudi Arabian campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear have been registering to vote for the campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear time in their campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear. Women will be able to vote in the city council campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear later this year. They now have a 21-day campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear to register. The Saudi Gazette newspaper said the first woman to register was Safinaz Abu Al-Shamat. She said she wanted to be, "the first woman to arrive at the campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear" and the first woman to register. She also said it was a campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear duty to take part in elections. Another woman to register campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear was Jamal Al-Saadi. She told reporters that: "The campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear of Saudi women in the municipal elections as voters and candidates was a campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear for us. We are just at the beginning of the road."

Letting women vote was one of the campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear of King Abdullah, who died earlier this campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear. The Saudi government said giving women the vote was an campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear step. It added that it was, "a significant campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear in progress". As well as being able to vote, many women also want to run for office and take up government campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear. At least 70 women want to run for campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear, and more than 80 have registered as campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear managers. One of the women who wants to be a campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear in the December elections is 36-year-old Haifa al-Hababi. She said she would campaign with a campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear for change. She said that: "Change is life. The government has given us this campaigncandidatecentredreamearlyelectionsfirsthistoryimportantmessagemilestonenationalofficeparticipationperiodplanspositionstoolwomenyear and I intend to use it."