International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2024 Begins Tomorrow in Riyadh with Global Participation

Riyadh is preparing to host falconry enthusiasts from around the world starting tomorrow, Thursday, at the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2024. The exhibition will be organized by the Saudi Falcons Club at its headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, and will run for 10 days with the participation of over 400 exhibitors from 45 countries. Spanning 160,000 square meters, the exhibition will be a paradise for falconry lovers, offering diverse experiences. It will be a unique platform for selling various types of weapons and showcasing the latest special and rare editions in the world of falconry. Additionally, it will provide real and virtual shooting experiences. Throughout the event, visitors will enjoy various events, including daily workshops covering the latest developments in falcon care and breeding. There will be pavilions featuring hundreds of exhibitors showcasing the latest equipment and technologies related to falcons, as well as hunting, camping, off-roading, motorcycling, and four-wheel drive vehicles. The Saudi Falcons Club aims to highlight the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's heritage and cultural identity through this exhibition and to pass this heritage on to future generations. It also seeks to enhance the status of falcons as a symbol of courage, pride, and honor, which is part of the cultural identity inherited through generations. The exhibition will be open daily from 4 pm to 11 pm with free admission for all, allowing visitors to enjoy all the diverse events and activities. The Saudi Falcons Club announced the launch of its activities for the 2024-2025 season, which includes the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition, the King Abdulaziz Falconry Festival, as well as the Saudi Falcons Club Cup, among other events. These efforts are aimed at ensuring the sustainability of falconry heritage locally and globally, and to preserve and pass it on to future generations. Source: Saudi Press Agency