How Women on Wheels programme is making Pakistani women more independent ...Middle East

Shumaila Shafiq, 36, a teacher at a private school, rides a motorbike during a motorbike training session as part of the "Women on Wheels" program organised by the traffic police department in Lahore on October 1, 2024. — ReutersLAHORE: Laiba Rashid, a 22-year-old student, hopes her...

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