 
                    Women’s presence in political parties indicates political progress, yet in Egypt, despite early participation since 1919, their representation remains inconsistent, shifting between limited advancement and enduring marginalization.
 
                    The "Qramed" craft village was inaugurated in the heart of the old city of Tunis to serve as a space for training, product display, and support for craftswomen in marketing and overcoming challenges related to participating in exhibitions.
 
                    The Moroccan city of Salé is home to a large number of female scholars and theologians who left an indelible mark on the city’s history through their strong and influential presence.