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First Saudi camel patrolwoman debuts during Founding Day parade

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RIYADH – Saudi Arabia has welcomed its first camel patrolwomen during an official ceremony of the Kingdom’s Founding Day as the country is taking steps to ensure inclusion of women in different sector.

The Saudi Ministry of Interior shared a video on social media platform X, showing the young woman riding a camel in a security patrol during the parade.

The parade was organized by the ministry to commemorate the Founding Day of Saudi Arabia, which is celebrated every year on Feb 22.

The woman official can be seen wearing a military uniform during the ceremony.

In a video interview with Saudi actor and TV host Fayez Al Malki, the woman said it was an honour for her to join the squad as first Saudi woman.

In 2019, Saudi Arabia allowed women to join the army as part of its strong campaign for women empowerment in different sectors.

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