The sixth annual Crown Prince Camel Festival concluded with resounding success, setting new records for the market value of participating camels. Experts and participants alike were astonished by the final round's total value, reaching SAR481.5 million. In the coveted "Hil and Zamoul" category, 107 camels competed in the final stage. The average price per camel in this category was a remarkable 4.5 million riyals, reflecting the exceptional quality and demand for these magnificent animals. The festival, which started August 10 with a staggering 21,637 participating camels, culminated in four thrilling final rounds. The first round featured 33 camels, followed by 12 in the second, 49 in the third, and 13 in the fourth. Beyond the races, the festival also generated significant economic activity. The value of sold camels during the event exceeded SAR377 million, fueled by over 700 transactions between local and international camel owners, as well as investors in the camel industry. The Crown Prince Camel Fes tival in Taif stands as testament to Saudi Arabia's commitment to preserving its heritage while driving economic growth. Aligned with Vision 2030, the festival offers a unique blend of sports, culture, and entertainment, contributing to the nation's diversification efforts. Source: Saudi Press Agency