Pak Sahafat – A Saudi female lawyer was appointed as the political affairs officer of the UN Secretary General’s office with the support of the Riyadh government.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, Saudi lawyer Judd Al-Harthi was appointed as the head of political affairs in the office of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to be the first Saudi woman to work at the United Nations.
According to the report of “Russia Elium” news site, Al Harithi has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the most prestigious international universities in England, such as University College London and Swansea University; His studies in London go back to the Riyadh government’s program for some Saudis to study in Western countries.
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This Saudi female lawyer has previously been trained as a representative of the Saudi government in some important departments such as the United Nations office in Riyadh, the federal court in California and the United States, and a number of international law firms in the United Kingdom, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates.
Al-Harthi previously worked in the Office of Political and Peace Affairs at the United Nations. He has been a representative in large organizations such as the Organization of the Islamic Conference and in the Geneva International Conference on behalf of this organization and also as a representative of the organization in the European Youth Conference.
Before him, Rima bint Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, the Saudi princess, was also chosen as the Saudi ambassador to the United States in her first appointment, so that the Riyadh family could clean up their face in the field of women’s rights.
The Saudi government, whose name is always associated with the arrest of human rights and women’s rights activists in the world, uses the activities of Saudi female princesses in the West and international forums as a propaganda tool.