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Women can now train as mechanics in Saudi Arabia.
The government's national economic plan's helping more women to enter work.
By 2030, Saudi Arabia wants an economy which relies less on income from oil.
It's increasing women's rights too.
The government gave women the right to drive in 2018.
They're now able to repair and service cars too.
They can do anything their male colleagues can too.
Angham Jeddawi had wanted to become a mechanic for many years.
Some women are excited about new opportunities to do technical jobs.
But customers aren't used to this and often have questions for them.
They're surprised, says Ola Flimban.
Rights for women in Saudi Arabia are increasing.
But these opportunities often require their husband's agreement.
Some men want their wives to learn new skills, like Ola's husband, Rafat.
The changes are quickly accepted by younger people.
The skills of the job are what's important, for university student Mechaal.
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