Sales exceed SR1m on 7th night of Saudi Falcons Club’s 2nd auction

A Saudi man displays a falcon which was sold for SR650,000 (US$173284) during an auction at Saudi Falcons Club Auctio. (Media Center Saudi Falcons Club Auction via Reuters)
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Updated 12 October 2021
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Sales exceed SR1m on 7th night of Saudi Falcons Club’s 2nd auction

JEDDAH: Sales at the Saudi Falcons Club’s second auction have exceeded SR1 million ($266,000) on the seventh night of the event.

The auction is part of the 45-day event, organized by the club in Malham north of Riyadh, that has attracted hundreds of falcon fans.

On Sunday, four of the birds were auctioned for SR327,000, with total sales valued at SR1.09 million.

Bidding was tough for the first peregrine shaheen falcon (of the qurnas category) from Al-Rayis that was sold for SR141,000. In the same class, the second shaheen falcon from Yanbu went for SR60,000, and the third from Al-Shuaiba for SR56,000. The night ended with a falcon from Haradh selling for SR70,000.

The competitive bidding can be followed live on television channels covering the auction and the club’s accounts on social media platforms.


Saudi foreign minister and Palestinian prime minister discuss Gaza in Davos

Updated 21 January 2026
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Saudi foreign minister and Palestinian prime minister discuss Gaza in Davos

  • Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Mohammed Mustafa hold talks while attending the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting

LONDON: Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, and the Palestinian prime minister, Mohammed Mustafa, on Tuesday discussed the latest developments in Gaza.

During their meeting, which took place at the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, they also reviewed bilateral relations and cooperation, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Other Saudi officials present at the meeting included the Kingdom’s ambassador to Switzerland, Abdulrahman Al-Dawood; the director general of the Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Waleed Al-Ismail; and Mohammed Alyahya, an advisor to the foreign minister.