The largest falcon auction in the world opened on Monday in Saudi Arabia. This vibrant and significant event for the country is taking place at the Saudi Falcon Club conference hall in Malham, north of Riyadh, and will run until August 24. The auction features 35 leading falcon breeders from 16 countries.
This important event attracts enthusiasts and falconry lovers from around the globe. Traditionally, elite breeds of these predatory birds are showcased at the auction. According to the organizers, this year will present a rare falcon.
Over the next 20 days, falcon lovers and breeders will have the opportunity to admire the best specimens of feathered hunters and place their bids. This annual auction has established itself as a prominent international platform for falconers and breeders to meet and collaborate on preserving the rich historical and cultural heritage of falconry while promoting innovative breeding techniques.
The Riyadh auction has seen sales volumes exceeding 18 million riyals (approximately $4.8 million) over the past three years. It aims to attract new international breeders, create business opportunities, and foster knowledge exchange between producers and investors at both local and global levels. The event will feature a dynamic, competitive live auction, which will be broadcasted live on Arabic TV channels and social media, allowing falcon enthusiasts from around the world to participate in real-time.
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