RIYADH: Talal Al-Shamaisi, the CEO of the Saudi Falcons Club, and Khalid Al-Baker, the CEO of the Quality of Life Program, have inked a memorandum of understanding to promote falconry and create amateur groups via the national hobbies site, Hawi. The Saudi Press Agency said on Sunday that the agreement was made during the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition, which is taking place in Malham, Riyadh, until October 12.
Through the Hawi platform, the agreement will assist fans in creating falconry groups and producing supplies. Additionally, it will make it easier for people to collaborate and share expertise in order to promote falconry and improve the cultural and recreational life of the community. The Quality of Life Program’s Hawi project seeks to boost the hobbies sector by establishing groups and offering a nurturing atmosphere.
The memorandum backs the club’s objectives to raise the number of falconry practitioners, protect cultural heritage, raise awareness of environmental issues, and establish Saudi Arabia as a falconry hub on a global scale. Separately, King Khalid University and the Saudi Falcons Club have inked a memorandum of collaboration to carry out falconry-related awareness campaigns and rehabilitation activities. Programs for falconry training and research are also included in the agreement. It seeks to draw in investors, exchange information and research, and work together on conferences, exhibitions, and events.
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