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Saudi elections07 October 2004
Nadia Bakhurji is the first woman to declare herself a candidate in Saudi Arabia's first nationwide local elections

Educated in Leicester, Nadia moved back to her native Saudi Arabia in the early 80’s and became a successful interior designer.

The elections, which take place early next year there are being seen as a first step towards political reform. Nadia will be talking about why she’s decided to stand for election in a country where women are not even allowed to drive.


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