Women in Saudi Arabia have seen significant changes in their rights and roles in recent years. Traditionally, they faced strict limitations in areas such as driving, employment, and education. However, reforms initiated by the government, particularly under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, have aimed to enhance women's participation in society and the workforce. As of 2021, women can now drive and travel without a male guardian's permission, and there has been an increase in female representation in various sectors, including politics and business. These changes reflect a broader effort to promote gender equality and empower women in the Kingdom.