Riyadh:The King Abdulaziz Arabian Horse Center and the National Center for Falcons have signed a cooperation agreement during the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026. The partnership aims to preserve the cultural heritage linked to purebred Arabian horses and falcons, key elements of national identity.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the agreement was formalized by Abdulaziz Almuqbil, Director General of the King Abdulaziz Arabian Horse Center, and Ahmed Al-Hababi, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Falcons. It encompasses collaboration in events and programs of shared interest, heritage initiatives, media cooperation, and the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Abdulaziz Almuqbil emphasized that the agreement signifies the center's dedication to broaden cooperation efforts to promote Arabian horse heritage and highlight its historical and cultural significance for future generations. He added that the partnership creates new opportunities for joint initiatives involving Arabian horses and falconry.
Ahmed Al-Hababi commented that the agreement lays the groundwork for developing programs and events that utilize the strengths of both organizations, presenting the heritage associated with falcons and Arabian horses through innovative content.