Malham, north of Riyadh, is hosting the International Falcon Breeders Auction at the headquarters of the National Center for Falcons. The event serves as a professional platform for marketing falcons and attracting breeding farms and investors from across the globe.
According to SPA, Austrian falconer and breeding farm owner Ali Mughal stated that the auction has become a reliable market. He noted that the event’s growing reputation and the facilities provided by the National Center for Falcons have strengthened the confidence of international breeders.
Mughal observed continuous development and high demand in previous editions, which led him to expand his presence this year. He described the auction as a gateway to economic and investment opportunities in a growing market.
The specialized marketplace brings together international and local investors, falconers, and breeding farms. The event continues until August 25.
Where is the International Falcon Breeders Auction taking place and when does it end? The auction is being held at the headquarters of the National Center for Falcons located in Malham, north of Riyadh. This specialized marketplace, which brings together local and international breeding farms, falconers, and investors, is scheduled to continue until August 25.
Why did Austrian falconer Ali Mughal expand his participation in the auction? Ali Mughal, who owns a falcon breeding farm, expanded his presence this year due to the auction’s growing reputation and the high demand he witnessed in previous editions. He noted that the event provides an attractive environment for international breeders and offers promising investment opportunities.
What role does the National Center for Falcons play in the event’s success? The National Center for Falcons organizes the auction and provides facilities and a warm reception to participating farms. According to Ali Mughal, these efforts have helped strengthen the confidence of international breeders and encouraged them to increase their participation in the market.