International Saudi Falcons, Hunting Exhibition to Open to Visitors in October

International Saudi Falcons, Hunting Exhibition to Open to Visitors in October
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International Saudi Falcons, Hunting Exhibition to Open to Visitors in October

International Saudi Falcons, Hunting Exhibition to Open to Visitors in October

The Saudi Falcons Club will organize the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition from October 3 to 12 at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh, an event expected to draw over 400 exhibitors from 45 countries.

The Saudi Falcons Club aims to highlight its commitment to preserving and innovating the cultural heritage of falconry, ensuring its sustainability for future generations, and fostering environmental awareness.
This year's exhibition will be held on 60,000 square meters; it is designed to cater to visitors of all ages, SPA reported.
It will offer a wide array of activities tailored for falconry and hunting enthusiasts, and will also appeal to outdoor adventurers, as well as to those with a passion for arts.
The exhibition will also feature interactive exhibitions like the Shalayel Digital Museum, where visitors can explore the rich heritage of falconry through cutting-edge virtual reality technology and interactive displays. It will include dedicated sections featuring the latest in falconry supplies and technology, falcon foods and products, camping and outdoor equipment, hunting weapons and tools, as well as motorcycles, bicycles, and off-road vehicles.



Nominations Open for 2026 King Faisal Prize

Nominations Open for 2026 King Faisal Prize
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Nominations Open for 2026 King Faisal Prize

Nominations Open for 2026 King Faisal Prize

The General Secretariat of King Faisal Prize announced on Sunday it is now accepting nominations for the 2026 awards in five categories: Service to Islam, Islamic Studies, Arabic Language and Literature, Medicine, and Science.

King Faisal Prize Secretary General Dr. Abdulaziz Alsebail said the prize’s 48-year legacy is recognizing individuals and institutions who have made significant contributions to humanity.

According to Alsebail, for 2026, specific themes have been established for each category. In Islamic Studies: “Trade Routes in the Islamic World”; in Arabic Language and Literature: “Arabic Literature in French”; in Medicine: “Discoveries Transforming Obesity Therapeutics”; and in Science: “Mathematics”.

The Service to Islam prize remains an honorary award acknowledging exceptional service to Islam, Muslims, and humanity.

Nominations are open from September 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, and can be submitted by academic and scientific institutions, as well as by research centers.