ولي عهد الأردن يُتوّج المنتخب السعودي بكأس العرب للهجن

The Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II, attended the Saudi camel racing team's crowning with the title of the Arab Cup Championship in its second edition, organized by the Arab Federation in cooperation with the Jordanian Camel Racing Committee, at the Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Camel Racing Field in Wadi Rum, Jordan, with the participation of (10) Arab countries.

The team achieved the championship title for the second consecutive time after winning the total number of points, as Saudi camel owners topped the points list at the end of the championship with a score of (230) points.

The championship witnessed a significant superiority for Saudi owners, with the camel "Jamrah," owned by Saudi owner Awda Al-Otaibi, opening the championship cups by winning the Arab Cup in the "Thanya Bakar" category. The Arab Cup in the "Thanya Qudaan" category went to the camel "Jalmoud," owned by Saudi owner Hassan Al-Huwaiti, while the Arab Cup in the "Jadha Bakar" category was awarded to the camel "Shawahin," owned by Saudi owner Mohammed Al-Najidi, and the Arab Cup in the "Jadha Qudaan" category went to the camel "Al-Sati," owned by Saudi owner Saad Al-Shammari.

The Arab Cup in the "Luqaya Bakar" category was awarded to the camel "Ghabah," owned by Saudi owner Nayef Al-Dhiyoufi, while the Arab Cup in the "Luqaya Qudaan" category was won by the camel "Al-Rifaa," owned by Bahraini owner Khalifa Al-Qud. The Arab Cup in the "Haqayeq Bakar" category went to the camel "Sanif," owned by Saudi owner Ahmed Al-Juhani, and the Arab Cup in the "Haqayeq Qudaan" category was awarded to the camel "Fawaz," owned by Sudanese owner Barai Abdulmajid Hussein Abdulqader. Finally, the Arab Cup for the "Zamoul" category went to the camel "Halwan," owned by Saudi owner Mansour bin Mohammed Al-Otaibi, and the Arab Cup for the mares went to the camel "Sayafah," owned by Saudi owner Abdullah bin Faraj Al-Balawi.

Prince Fahd bin Jilwi bin Abdulaziz expressed his deep gratitude and great appreciation to the Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan for graciously sponsoring the Arab Cup for camel racing (2025).

He affirmed that this generous sponsorship represents a significant honor and important moral support for the second edition of the championship, reflecting the Jordanian Crown Prince's interest in camel racing and his keenness to support and enhance its presence in the Arab sports arena.

He extended his sincere thanks and appreciation to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and to the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, for their continuous support for sports and athletes, and their commitment to enhancing Saudi and Arab presence in various forums, appreciating in this regard the significant support from the sports leadership represented by the Minister of Sports and President of the Saudi Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal, for his support and follow-up on the efforts of the Arab Federation for Camel Racing in developing this noble sport.