The Katara International Hunting and Falcons Exhibition, S’hail 2024, is in full swing, captivating visitors with its vibrant displays of falconry, hunting traditions, and a strong focus on environmental sustainability. The event, now in its second day, has become a premier gathering for enthusiasts from Qatar and beyond.
On Wednesday, the exhibition was graced by the presence of HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Qatar Olympic Committee, along with esteemed officials, dignitaries, and ambassadors. S’hail 2024 offers an array of engaging activities, including a special competition for children aged 10 to 16. Ten lucky participants will win unique falcons, with the draw taking place on the second, third, and fourth days of the event at 8pm. Children must have an exhibition ticket and be present to be eligible for the draw.
This year’s S’hail places a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has a prominent presence, highlighting its services in nature reserves and wildlife protection. Visitors can learn about hunting regulations, electronic services, and the stages involved in producing and breeding houbara bustards. The exhibition also features notable bird breeding organizations, including the Al-Baydaa Research Center, renowned for its houbara production efforts. Several reserves, such as the Al-Shamal Sustainable Hunting Reserve from Saudi Arabia, are also participating.
For the eighth consecutive year, S’hail is hosting leading companies specializing in off-road vehicle accessories. These exhibitors showcase the latest products and gear for desert adventures and hunting excursions, ensuring the highest standards of safety and security. With its blend of tradition, innovation, and environmental consciousness, S’hail 2024 continues to be a captivating event for hunting enthusiasts, falconry fans, and those interested in exploring the rich cultural heritage of the Gulf region.
