New camel trading regulations issued

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announces the issuance of new regulatory guidelines for camel trading, aimed at strictly organizing the processes of sale, purchase, rental, and barter to ensure the rights of owners and the protection of animals. The guidelines include precise conditions for sales contracts, such as accurately specifying camel specifications, the necessity of transferring ownership, and ensuring animal safety upon delivery. All transactions are to be registered through official electronic platforms. The regulations also impose field supervision over markets and auctions, prohibit displaying injured or stressed camels, and implement an electronic system for camel rentals and barter. They emphasize the prohibition of cruelty to animals and provide confidential channels for reporting abuse, with offenders being penalized according to the laws. These guidelines seek to establish comprehensive regulation that considers legal, health, and animal welfare aspects.

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