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Mecca Deputy Emir awards Camel Festival winners
The Deputy Crown Prince of Makkah Al-Mukarramah Region, Prince Saud bin Mishal, honored the winners of the eighth edition of the Crown Prince's Camel Festival, held at the historic Makkah Al-Mukarramah Square. The competition featured four races over a distance of 6 kilometers, with 114 camels participating from the elite of Saudi and Gulf camels. The Emirati camel "Al Maydi" won the "Zemoul - General" title and a prize of one million riyals, while "Nihab" from the Presidential Camels of the UAE took the "Zemoul - Open" title and another million riyals. Saudi horse "Intibah," owned by Aqab Al-Dahasi, earned the "Hayl - General" title along with a prize of 1.5 million riyals, and "Taraf" from the Qatari Al Shahania Camels won the "Hayl - Open" title and 1.5 million riyals. Additionally, the owner of the Saudi camels, Abdullah Al-Qahtani, was awarded the points cup and a cash prize of 500,000 riyals.
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