Saudi restaurants no longer need to segregate women and men

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Saudi restaurants no longer need to segregate women and men
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Restaurants in Saudi Arabia are no longer required to segregate men and women. The government announced the change, which upends a major hallmark of conservative restrictions that had been in place in the kingdom for decades.

A mean leaves the singles entrance at a restaurant in Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019. Women in Saudi Arabia will no longer need to use separate entrances from single men or sit behind partitions at restaurants and cafes in the latest measure announced Sunday by the government that upends a major hallmark of the conservative restrictions that had been in place for decades.

While some restaurants and cafes in the coastal city of Jiddah and Riyadh’s upscale hotels had already been allowing unrelated men and women to sit freely, the move codifies what has been a sensitive issue in the past among traditional Saudis who view gender segregation as a religious requirement. Despite that, neighboring Muslim countries do not have similar rules.

The statement noted that the long list of published decisions was aimed at attracting investments and creating greater business opportunities. Across Saudi Arabia, the norm has been that unrelated men and women are not permitted to mix in public. Government-run schools and most public universities remain segregated, as are most Saudi weddings.

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