Malham: The Saudi Falcons Club Auction concluded successfully, generating nearly SAR6 million in sales over 21 days. The auction, held at the club's headquarters in Malham, drew 165 falconers and featured 50 falcons from 30 locations from all over the Kingdom. According to Saudi Press Agency, as part of the auction, two cars were won by lucky falconers, and 20 cash prizes totaling SAR100,000 were awarded. Walid Al-Tawil, the Saudi Falcons Club spokesman, emphasized the club's commitment to preserving the heritage of falconry and promoting its cultural and economic significance. The club's efforts align with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to enhance the Kingdom's national and cultural identity. The Saudi Falcons Club Auction is the largest official falcon auction in the Kingdom. It plays a crucial role in developing the falconry industry, preserving endangered falcon breeds, and providing a platform for falcon enthusiasts to connect and trade.
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