Businessman Abdullah bin Amer Al-Nahdi, owner of Alnailat, took first place in the Unifier's Bairaq for white camels, against the strongest owners in the field.
Businessman Abdullah bin Amer Al-Nahdi, owner of Alnailat, took first place in the Unifier's Bairaq for white camels at the tenth King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, held at Al-Sayahid. The win confirmed the herd's command of the festival's strongest class, against the leading camel owners in the field.
Speaking after the crowning, Al-Nahdi said the win was the fruit of steady work and strategic planning, and praised the festival's part in encouraging investment in the sector. The festival, he said, is no longer a cultural occasion alone: it has become a world economic umbrella that raises the value of the camel as a sound investment.
In the competition itself, Alnailat added to its record in the white camel classes, taking every place in the individual jal with its individuals Moqefah, Raadah, Hakimat Alnailat, Raab Alnailat and Fakhr.
Alnailat's record is long. At the seventh festival it won the Founder's Bairaq and the Elite of the Elite, with second place in the individual daq; at the eighth it took the top five places in the jal class.
Al-Nahdi closed by thanking Sheikh Fahd bin Falah bin Hathleen, President of the Camel Club, and everyone behind the festival, for their work in developing the sector and presenting it to the world in a manner worthy of the Kingdom.
