The Impact of Empowering Saudi Women on Entrepreneurship in light of The Aspirations of Vision 2030: An Applied Study on Female Entrepreneurs in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The impact of empowering women during the different stages of Saudi society the study seeks to know the impact of empowering Saudi women in entrepreneurship of various kinds, especially social and economic, and to identify the resources of women’s empowerment and their effectiveness on the ground in all its stages. The study also reviews the achievements of empowering Saudi women in entrepreneurship during the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 The study found that multiple areas of empowerment, where the beginning of female entrepreneurs was limited to domestic skills to do business and share business related to the economic activity of the family The questionnaire was adopted as a tool in collecting research data, as the results indicated the importance of the impact of entrepreneurship on women’s personal and economic empowerment with positive answers and also in empowering women socially in terms of improving children’s education and providing community services. Keywords: Empowering Women – Entrepreneurship – Vision 2030 – Saudi Arabia

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International Journal of Accounting and Management Sciences
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2024-09-01
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Socioeconomic Development in MENA
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The Impact of Empowering Saudi Women on Entrepreneurship in light of The Aspirations of Vision 2030: An Applied Study on Female Entrepreneurs in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Shekah Al-Dahash, Sumia Ibrahim Ahmed
International Journal of Accounting and Management Sciences
Socioeconomic Development in MENA
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The Impact of Empowering Saudi Women on Entrepreneurship in light of The Aspirations of Vision 2030: An Applied Study on Female Entrepreneurs in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Shekah Al-Dahash, Sumia Ibrahim Ahmed
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The impact of empowering women during the different stages of Saudi society the study seeks to know the impact of empowering Saudi women in entrepreneurship of various kinds, especially social and economic, and to identify the resources of women’s empowerment and their effectiveness on the ground in all its stages. The study also reviews the achievements of empowering Saudi women in entrepreneurship during the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 The study found that multiple areas of empowerment, where the beginning of female entrepreneurs was limited to domestic skills to do business and share business related to the economic activity of the family The questionnaire was adopted as a tool in collecting research data, as the results indicated the importance of the impact of entrepreneurship on women’s personal and economic empowerment with positive answers and also in empowering women socially in terms of improving children’s education and providing community services. Keywords: Empowering Women – Entrepreneurship – Vision 2030 – Saudi Arabia

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