Mudraj Camel Auction drives major economic activity in Qassim

The ninth edition of the Mudraj Camel Auction has made a notable economic impact in the Qassim region, as its opening days turned into a bustling commercial scene bringing together camel owners, marketers, and enthusiasts amid high-value deals and strong participation in pens and accompanying activities.

In the first four days, the auction recorded sales exceeding 15 million riyals (SAR), reflecting the scale of trading and purchasing activity since its launch.

Among the standout deals, a she-camel from the Shaqah category sold for 800,000 riyals, while a young male camel of the Wadh color fetched 600,000 riyals, highlighting the strong demand and significant transactions taking place at the auction grounds.

Around 700 marketers are participating in the auction, with 220 camel pens set up, underscoring the broad scope of involvement and the event's transformation into a major gathering for those interested in camels and their trade.

The activity goes beyond buying and selling, as the auction has allocated more than 30 booths for local productive families, allowing them to benefit from the large crowds and showcase their products to visitors and participants, thus adding another economic dimension that extends to small local businesses.

Figures from the opening days indicate that the ninth Mudraj Camel Auction is progressing strongly, with expectations for continued deals and attendance in the coming days, as the event combines camel trading with broader economic and social activity.