Under the slogan "Sustainability and Heritage... In a Renewed Spirit"
"Abu Dhabi Hunting": a wide turnout from all over the world
The Saluki is one of the oldest breeds of hunting dogs in the world, dating back more than 12,000 years.
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The competitions announced by the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition last May are witnessing a large turnout for participation from all over the world, while the nomination for all heritage, artistic and cultural competitions ends on the 31st of this month.
The eighteenth session of the exhibition will be held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, representative of the ruler in the Al Dhafra region and president of the Emirates Falconers Club, during the period from September 27 to October 3, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center, organized by the Emirates Falconers Club, under the slogan "Sustainability and heritage... in a renewed spirit".
Majid Ali Al Mansouri, Chairman of the Higher Organizing Committee of the exhibition and Secretary-General of the Emirates Falconers Club, stressed that these competitions aim to enhance efforts to preserve heritage and authentic traditions, preserve the environment and sustainable fishing, and work to attract new generations to participate in supporting these endeavors and encouraging creative talents among young people from different countries. .
The richness and comprehensiveness of the exhibition is reflected in the 11 diverse sectors that it includes: arts and crafts, equestrian, falconry, hunting and safari trips, hunting and camping equipment, hunting weapons, environmental conservation and cultural heritage projects and promotion, vehicles and equipment for outdoor recreation, products and services. Veterinary, fishing and marine sports equipment, specialized media.
This year, the exhibition announced that it would allocate its distinctive poetry competitions to the youth category (18-28 years old), which includes a competition for the most beautiful poems in three categories: “Description of the Bird”, “The Sniper”, and “Loss of the Bird”, so that prizes are awarded to the three winners. The top in each category.
As for the "The Most Beautiful Captive-Breeded Falcons" competition, it has achieved wide international fame and attracted many participants who are keen to present their best falcons bred in falcon farms in the region and the world.
The exhibition also dedicated a competition to choose the “most beautiful display platform” for falcons and falconry supplies.
The Saluki (Arab Hound) Beauty Contest. The Saluki is considered one of the oldest breeds of hunting dogs in the world, dating back more than 12,000 years from its original home in the Arabian Peninsula.
Saluki dogs are distinguished by their exceptional abilities, intelligence and loyalty, and they formed an important part of the cultural heritage and the legacy of parents and grandparents.
The organization of the "Best Arab Hunting and Equestrian Research" competition aims to encourage researchers and specialists in the field of heritage, and to spread the exhibition's far-reaching message to contribute to the preservation of the environment and cultural heritage, the sustainability of hunting, and the promotion of Abu Dhabi as an ancient cultural destination.
As for the “The Most Beautiful Paintings” and “The Most Beautiful Photographs” competitions, they are directed to painters and photographers from all over the world, and each of them includes three branches: falconry, equestrian, and heritage.
Majid Al-Mansoori:
• The competitions aim to enhance efforts to preserve heritage and authentic traditions and preserve the environment.
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