Princess Reema Bandar Al Saud
Saudi Ambassador to the US.
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Name in Arabic:
الأميرة ريما بنت بندر آل سعود
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Date of Birth:
1975
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51 Year)
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Nationality:
Saudi
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Country of Residence:
Saudi Arabia , USA
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Princess Reema Bandar Al Saud's Bio
Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United States of America, with the rank of minister since February 23, 2019.
She holds the position of President of the “Saudi Community Sports Federation” since October 2017, Deputy Chairman of the “General Sports Authority” for the women’s section, and the founder and CEO of “Remiya Company.” She has been a member of the “International Olympic Committee” since July 17, 2020, and a member Coordination Committee for the “2032 Summer Olympics” held in Brisbane, Australia, since October 2021, membership of the Board of Trustees of the “Future Investment Initiative Foundation” since April 2020, and membership of the Board of Directors of “Mad Sports Academy” since July 2023.
She is also a member of a number of local and international advisory councils, including: the Advisory Council of the “Saudi National Innovation Initiative”, the Global Advisory Council of “Uber”, and the Advisory Council of the “TEDx” conferences.
She launched the “10KSA” initiative, which is a community initiative aimed at raising the level of comprehensive health awareness. This initiative entered the “Guinness Book of World Records,” and established “Alif Khair Company,” a social enterprise that worked on developing a training curriculum to support efforts made to develop human capital in Saudi Arabia and help... Public and private sector institutions are working to address many challenges in the field of professional guidance. Princess Reema is considered one of the founding members of the “Zahra Breast Cancer Society,” and during May 2012, she launched the “Women’s Journey...Mount Everest” campaign, which aims to raise awareness. Against breast cancer.
She held the position of Chief Executive Officer for several years at “Alpha International Company Limited,” and CEO of “Al-Hamah Company Limited.”
Forbes Middle East magazine ranked her among the “200 Most Powerful Arab Women” list in 2014, and she also received the “Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for Sports Creativity” in 2017.
She holds a BA in Museum Studies with an academic focus on historical preservation in 1999 from George Washington University in the US.
She was born in Riyadh and grew up in Washington, where her father, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, served as Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United States. Her maternal grandfather is King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.




