Saudi Arabia Wins First World Camel Endurance Championship in AlUla

The championship is co-organized by the International Camel Racing Federation and the Royal Commission for AlUA - SPA
The championship is co-organized by the International Camel Racing Federation and the Royal Commission for AlUA - SPA
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Saudi Arabia Wins First World Camel Endurance Championship in AlUla

The championship is co-organized by the International Camel Racing Federation and the Royal Commission for AlUA - SPA
The championship is co-organized by the International Camel Racing Federation and the Royal Commission for AlUA - SPA

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia won first place at the First World Camel Endurance Championship for men and women, held in AlUla.
The championship, co-organized by the International Camel Racing Federation and the Royal Commission for AlUla, witnessed fierce competition from jockeys representing 20 countries.
Saudi dominance was undeniable, with Saudi male jockeys securing the top three spots and winning trophies in both the first and second rounds. Adding to the Kingdom's triumph, a Saudi woman jockey took home first place in the women's category, SPA reported.
The grueling race tested the endurance of both camels and riders. It covered a total distance of 16 kilometers across two stages, each 8 kilometers long. The event offered a total prize pool exceeding SAR2 million.



Maldivian Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation Visits Hira Cultural District in Makkah

The Maldivian minister and his accompanying delegation toured on Thursday the district's landmarks. SPA
The Maldivian minister and his accompanying delegation toured on Thursday the district's landmarks. SPA
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Maldivian Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation Visits Hira Cultural District in Makkah

The Maldivian minister and his accompanying delegation toured on Thursday the district's landmarks. SPA
The Maldivian minister and his accompanying delegation toured on Thursday the district's landmarks. SPA

Maldives Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation Mohamed Ameen has visited the Hira Cultural District in Makkah.
The Maldivian minister and his accompanying delegation toured on Thursday the district's landmarks, including the Revelation Exhibition, observing the modern technologies, cinematic displays, and various exhibits that provide significant historical and cultural insights.