Ministry Sets Rules for Camel Trade
The Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture has established regulations to organize camel trade within the Kingdom, aiming to develop the sector, protect owners' rights, and promote healthy practices and animal welfare. These regulations govern sales, auctions, leasing, and trading, with adherence to health safety standards, proper documentation of ownership, and restrictions on selling camels showing signs of illness or stress. The laws also include provisions for animal welfare at markets and exhibitions, conditions for electronically registering contracts, and penalties for violations. These measures are part of efforts to enhance the sector's efficiency and support the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
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