Saudi Women May Have It All in Their Own Segregated City
In order to work within Saudi Arabia's Islamic laws, city for women to be designed so ladies can have jobs.
Saudi Arabia is planning to build a new city exclusively for women as it bids to combine strict Sharia law and career minded females, pursuing work.
It is thought the Saudi Industrial Property Authority (Modon) has been asked to bring the country up to date with the rest of the modern world with the controversial city, which is now being designed with construction to begin next year.
It is hoped it will allow women's desire to work without defying the country's Islamic laws.
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