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Uber’s female empowerment initiatives support Saudi goals to grow women’s workforce by 2030

  • More than 56 percent of participants mentioned using Uber to financially support their families
  • A large majority highlighted the sense of community it helped build, with 77 percent of respondents saying they felt safe driving with Uber
By Arab News ·

Uber ceases operations in key Pakistani cities, including Karachi, Islamabad

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Teenage girls charged with killing Pakistan-origin driver during Washington carjacking

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Clock ticking for Uber, Careem to get registered

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