Saudi Falcons Club And Quality Of Life Program Collaborate To Enhance Falconry Support

A memorandum of cooperation was signed by Saudi Falcons Club CEO Talal AlShamaisi and Quality of Life Program CEO Khalid AlBaker. This agreement aims to support falconry and establish amateur clubs through the national portal for hobbies, Hawi. The signing took place during the International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition in Riyadh.

The memorandum enhances collaboration between the two organisations, focusing on marketing and communication efforts. It aims to assist amateurs in setting up their own falconry clubs and manufacturing supplies via the Hawi platform. Additionally, it facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experience on shared interests, promoting falconry while enriching cultural and recreational activities within the community.

Hawi is an initiative under the Quality of Life Program designed to invigorate the hobbies sector in Saudi Arabia. It establishes clubs for hobbyists and creates a supportive environment for these groups. By offering various services, Hawi aims to foster a lively community that encourages hobbies among society members.

The initiative seeks to inspire individuals to pursue personal interests and enables communication among people with similar passions. This approach aims to cultivate a healthy and productive lifestyle for everyone involved.

The memorandum aligns with the club's objectives to increase falconry practitioners, preserve Saudi Arabia's cultural heritage, and promote environmental awareness. It also supports the Kingdom's ambition to become a global hub for falcons and falconers.

This cooperation is part of broader efforts to enhance sustainability within cultural practices while positioning Saudi Arabia as a leading destination for falcon enthusiasts worldwide.

By fostering such initiatives, both parties aim to contribute significantly to the cultural landscape of Saudi Arabia, ensuring that traditional practices like falconry continue to thrive in modern times.

With inputs from SPA