Post by : Mara Rahim
His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, took part in the third day of the Zayed Camel Race Grand Prize 2025. Scheduled to run until December 1st, the event features thousands of camels from Emirati citizens and other nations in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), solidifying its place as one of the most significant cultural sporting events in the region.
Sheikh Mansour observed multiple races, including key Laqaya category competitions hosted at the Al Wathba Camel Race Track in Abu Dhabi, which took place over 5 kilometers during the evening session. The excitement at the venue was palpable, packed with camel owners, officials, and eager spectators enjoying the thrilling contests.
Accompanying him was Sheikh Sultan bin Hamdan Al Nahyan, Advisor to the UAE President and Chairman of the Camel Racing Federation, along with numerous high-ranking officials and passionate camel owners from diverse parts of the UAE and the Gulf region. Their presence underscored camel racing's significance as a sport intricately woven into the local culture.
Sheikh Mansour honored the festival's sponsors and strategic partners during the event, celebrating their contributions in a ceremony attended by Sheikh Sultan bin Hamdan and other esteemed officials. This recognition exemplified the UAE's gratitude towards those who support cultural and heritage initiatives. Following the ceremony, he joined Sheikh Sultan bin Hamdan for a luncheon at the latter's majlis in the Al Wathba area, attended by leading camel owners from across the Gulf, marking a vital social and cultural occasion.
Throughout his visit, Sheikh Mansour engaged warmly with guests, discussing the pivotal role of camel racing in preserving the UAE’s traditions as well as the significance of the Zayed Camel Race Grand Prize 2025 in reinforcing the heritage sport’s prominence. He remarked that the event not only showcases camel racing but also fosters a sense of unity among participants from various countries.
Participants conveyed their gratitude towards the UAE leadership for their steadfast support of this cherished sport. They emphasized the substantial prizes awarded at the event, which incentivize camel owners and elevate the standard of the competitions. Such awards also inspire younger generations to embrace camel racing, securing the tradition’s future.
Camel owners expressed heartfelt thanks to Sheikh Mansour for his unwavering support and consistent presence at key races. They noted that his involvement motivates them and encourages advancements in camel training and racing. His role is integral in ensuring that camel racing remains a vital aspect of the cultural heritage of the region.
The Zayed Camel Race Grand Prize 2025 continues to draw large crowds and strong participation from across the Gulf, celebrating UAE’s cultural heritage while fostering stronger ties between camel owners, trainers, and racing enthusiasts. With leaders like Sheikh Mansour backing the sport, it maintains its growing popularity and steadfast pride throughout the region.
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