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Tabuk: In Saudi Arabia, camels receive devoted attention and care from the government.
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With a deep connection to the history and life of the Saudi people since ancient times, camels symbolize tradition, and the government harnesses all resources to preserve and nurture them.
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The UN declared June 22 World Camel Day in recognition of the historical significance of camels, which ensure food security with their highly nutritious products.
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The UN has designated the year 2024 as the International Year of Camelids.
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Saudi Arabia participates in the preservation and safeguarding of camels, further solidifying the country's civilizational, historical, and cultural identity.
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Tabuk, like other regions in the Kingdom, cares for this national resource. Founded in 1407 AH, this field is renowned for organizing seasonal races and official celebrations of Arabian camels in the Kingdom.
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It accommodates over 900 stables and more than 10,000 camels raised to take part in winter and summer races and for breeding purposes.
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