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RIYADH: The Saudi Falcon Club concluded its auction season on Friday night, generating nearly SR6 million ($1.6 million) in sales over a 45-day event, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.

The auction, held at the club鈥檚 headquarters in Malham, north of Riyadh, drew 165 falconers and featured 50 falcons from 30 locations from all over the Kingdom.

The season鈥檚 highlight was a peregrine falcon chick from the Al-Dabdaba area in the Hafr Al-Batin governorate, which sold for SR400,000 on the sixth night 鈥� the highest price of the event.

To support participants, the club organized a closing ceremony featuring substantial prizes, including two cars and 20 cash awards totaling SR100,000.

鈥淥ur efforts align with the leadership鈥檚 vision to protect and promote authentic falconry traditions while sustaining it as a hobby,鈥� said club spokesperson, Waleed Al-Taweel.

鈥淭his auction preserves our cultural legacy and creates economic opportunities in line with Vision 2030.鈥�

Al-Taweel highlighted the club鈥檚 transformation of traditional falconry into a thriving economic sector, with its auction platform now the Kingdom鈥檚 largest official falcon marketplace, aligning with Vision 2030鈥檚 cultural and economic goals.

鈥淥ur ambition is to make 抖阴短视频 the premier destination for falcon enthusiasts and breeders,鈥� he said.

He also emphasized the club鈥檚 focus on market development and conservation, including regulating falcon trade and protecting endangered species through sales bans and awareness campaigns.

The finale saw three falcons sell for a combined SR367,000. The auction has become a key marketplace for local and international falcon-breeding farms, offering business opportunities for professional falconers and showcasing elite breeds.

The club provides extensive services to falconers, including housing and transporting birds to the auction site. Each sale is broadcast live on television and social media, ensuring competitive bidding, according to SPA.

The event plays a vital role in preserving 抖阴短视频鈥檚 cultural, economic and historical heritage while supporting falconry activities and developing the local falcon auction market into a global hub. It also aims to regulate the falcon trade in the Kingdom and protect endangered species.

During the club鈥檚 first auction in 2020, total sales exceeded SR10 million. The second auction brought SR8.3 million, the third more than SR7 million, and the fourth SR10 million.