Life & Society
“Mobility is a basic freedom — we’re just helping women access it,” says Nouran Farouk, co-founder of Dosy Bikes. When Farouk speaks, her words are steady but charged with purpose. She is not just describing a start-up; she is describing a quiet act of rebellion — one that began with a scooter and a question no one seemed to ask out loud: why should not women ride? In 2019, Farouk and her sister, Menna, launched Dosy, Egypt’s first women-led mobility…
