Arabian Horse & Falcon Centres Sign Heritage Cooperation Deal
The Riyadh agreement will support joint programmes, heritage initiatives and knowledge exchange centred on Arabian horses and falconry.
The King Abdulaziz Arabian Horse Center and the National Center for Falcons have signed a cooperation agreement in Riyadh aimed at strengthening efforts to preserve the heritage associated with purebred Arabian horses and falconry.
Signed on the sidelines of the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026, the agreement covers joint events and programmes, heritage initiatives, media cooperation and the exchange of knowledge and expertise between the two organisations.
Director General of the King Abdulaziz Arabian Horse Center Abdulaziz Almuqbil said the partnership would support efforts to introduce younger generations to the historical and cultural value of Arabian horses, while Deputy CEO of the National Center for Falcons Ahmed Al-Hababi said the agreement would provide a framework for new programmes and events bringing together the heritage of falconry and Arabian horses.
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