Haifa bint Muhammad Al Saud

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Haifa bint Muhammad Al Saud
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Deputy Minister of Tourism
In office3 July 2022 present
Names
Haifa bint Muhammad bin Saud bin Khalid bin Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman [1]
House Al Saud
FatherMuhammad bin Saud Al Saud
Alma mater

Haifa bint Muhammad Al Saud is a Saudi royal and deputy minister of tourism. Since 2012 she has assumed various government posts.

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Early life and education

Haifa bint Muhammad is a member of the Al Saud family. Her father is the grandson of Khalid bin Muhammad Al Saud, the son of Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Saud. [1] She received a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of New Haven in 2008. [2] [3] She also obtained a master's degree in business administration and management from London Business School, University of London, in 2017. [2] [3]

Career

Following her graduation Haifa bint Muhammad began to work at HSBC, United Kingdom, as an analyst of equity sales. [2] She joined the Saudi ministry of higher education in 2012 where she served as a senior consultant. [2] In the period between 2017 and 2019 she was the managing director at the General Sports Authority. [2] In July 2018 she was appointed secretary-general of Formula E Holdings. [2]

In January 2020 she was named as a board member of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA). [4] She represents the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage at the GACA. [2] On 3 July 2022 she was appointed deputy minister of tourism where she had been serving as an assistant minister. [1] [3]

Her other posts include vice chairwoman of the Saudi Fencing Federation and chairwoman of the women’s committee at the Arab Fencing Federation. [2]

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