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International falcon breeding farm auction opens in Riyadh on August 5

The International Falcon Breeding Farm Auction 2024 begins Monday at the National Center for Falcons in Riyadh, with farms from 21 countries participating.

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Falcon breeders and buyers at Riyadh auction event

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The International Falcon Breeding Farm Auction 2024 will open on Monday, organized by the National Center for Falcons from August 5 to 25 at its headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, with the participation of both local and international breeding farms.

This event marks the first activity organized by the National Center for Falcons following its new regulatory framework issued by the Council of Ministers. The initiative aims to develop the falconry sector, support investment, build partnerships, and reinforce Saudi Arabia’s position as a global hub for falconry.

The center has completed preparations for dedicated pavilions for local and international breeding farms, as well as the auction platform and falconry supplies booths. The auction will also feature a supporting program that includes specialized workshops and awareness activities, offering a comprehensive experience for falconers and enthusiasts.

Extensive international participation and full preparations

Shipments of falcons from international farms have begun arriving at the auction venue, including farms from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Germany, France, Slovenia, Poland, Russia, the Czech Republic, South Korea, the UAE, Bahrain, Austria, the Netherlands, Romania, and Ireland. Additional shipments and participants are expected to arrive throughout the auction period according to the approved schedule.

The auction brings together local and international falcon breeding farms with falconers, buyers, and investors in a specialized marketplace, expanding marketing opportunities, facilitating knowledge exchange, and enhancing the competitiveness of breeding farms. It also supports the growth of Saudi Arabia’s falcon market.

Results from the previous edition

In its previous edition, the auction saw the sale of 1,103 falcons from 67 farms representing 23 countries, including 19 Saudi farms, with sales exceeding SAR 13,000,000.

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