In strong leaps providing the Saudi economy with new efficiencies dealing with the language of numbers in financial and professional smartness, it was lucky to got outstanding names appointed in leadership positions such as appointment of Dr. Iman bint Habbas Al-Mutairi as Assistant to Minister of Commerce and Investment at the excellent rank, Mrs. Kholoud Al-Dekhail, head of the Committee of Statistics at the Council of Saudi Chambers. Also, Mrs. Sara Al-Suhaimi is the first Saudi woman to be appointed as head of Tadawul board, specializing in the field of finance and investment and chairing the board of the strongest regulatory authority of financial market inside and outside Saudi Arabia. Mrs. Rania Nashar was also appointed as chief executive officer of Samba financial group with extensive banking experience for about 20 years. In the field of charitable and volunteer work, voluntary women's efforts emerged through voluntary women's associations that are responsible for providing care, education, awareness and attention to women and solving their problems. Women's charitable societies continued in the Kingdom, some of which are independent while the others are branches as women committees affiliated to women supervisory offices that are affiliated to the Ministry of Social Affairs, the most prominent of which was the Third Annual Noura incubator for Volunteer Activity of Princess Noura Bint Abdulrahman University under the theme of "Quality and Charity", which revealed that Saudi women volunteers are 30% more than men. The meeting was attended by the largest gathering of volunteers in the world and was marked by the launch of the record number for the entry of the Kingdom to Guinness with 4995 volunteers. It was preceded by the first forum of "Stability and Development" and the second was "Nebras Noura of Giving", which graduated thousands of female students who obtained an approved volunteer license. In the field of media, Saudi female reporters participated in many local and international forums such as the 15th Arab Women Journalists Conference in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and the second symposium for journalists working in the Arab news agencies in the Republic of Tunisia. Women are also heading electronic newspapers and media committees of the largest scientific and cultural conferences where some women got awards to prove to the world the outstanding status of women when they assume leadership roles and their ability in developing their talents and invest their energy to commensurate with aspirations of the country leadership. It is worth mentioning that the government of the Kingdom provides housing support services for both sexes with the empowerment of women through the provision of facilities to those with high priority such as divorcees, widows and women supporting their families by granting them additional points to increase their priority in obtaining housing support. The protection against abuse and anti-harassment law constituted a legal framework to protect women and girls from all forms of violence. A national register was also created to record and monitor cases of violence against children and women in the Kingdom in the health sector with the aim of producing annual statistics that contribute to the development of an integrated vision for protection strategy makers in the Kingdom, to guarantee protection mechanisms application in all sectors concerned, and the establishment of a committee on protection of family and monitoring authorities’ performance and coordination between them to ensure compliance with regulations, laws, and the quality of application and development of information campaigns in this regard in order to maintain individuals' privacy, dignity and personal freedom. Saudi women, from the time of the founder King Abdulaziz - may Allah have mercy on his soul- until the reign of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud - have got many royal decisions and orders, including the direct support of the role of women, within the system of governmental and private institutions. However, the vision of 2030 was an ambitious project for Saudi women, to diversify the gains that have achieved that reflect a brighter image and their potential by providing employment opportunities in many areas in all aspects of planning and implementation to integrate the image of Saudi women with what they offer of a view and organizations in the Shoura Council to participate in the development of their society, the economy of their country, and reduce the perception of marginalization of women in Saudi society. --SPA 13:58 LOCAL TIME 10:58 GMT 0011 www.spa.gov.sa/w1092794