AlUla Falcon Cup second-track events conclude

The second-track competitions at the AlUla Falcon Cup concluded on Thursday with 12 rounds that brought the total number of rounds held so far to 48. (SPA)
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Updated 04 January 2024
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AlUla Falcon Cup second-track events conclude

  • The event is taking place at Al-Mughira Village for Heritage Sports
  • It is organized by the Saudi Falcons Club in partnership with the Royal Commission for AlUla

RIYADH: The second-track competitions at the AlUla Falcon Cup concluded on Thursday with 12 rounds that brought the total number of rounds held so far to 48. The prize pool for the track winners was SR28.8 million ($7.7 million).

The final day of the second track began with the Qarmousha Gear Qarnas for Local Professionals competition, in which Amin Al-Mallah took first and third place. Second place went to Barghash Al-Mansouri.

The rivalry between Al-Mansouri and Al-Mallah continued in the Gear Shaheen Qarnas for Local Professionals category, in which the former took the top spot, and the latter second place. Mohammed Al-Buainain finished third.

In the Gear Pure category (Farkh-Qarnas), which included international competitors, the M7 team took first and second place, while the F3-S team finished third.

The event, which is taking place at Al-Mughira Village for Heritage Sports, is organized by the Saudi Falcons Club in partnership with the Royal Commission for AlUla.


Harvard delegation visits King Abdulaziz University to strengthen academic ties

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Harvard delegation visits King Abdulaziz University to strengthen academic ties

JEDDAH: A delegation from Harvard University, including faculty and Harvard Business School students, visited King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah to explore academic cooperation.

The delegation toured the faculty of economics and administration, where officials presented its academic programs, research activities, and recent developments in business and management education.

The visit included an open meeting with KAU President Tareef Alaama. Talks focused on potential academic and research collaboration, according to a university press release.

KAU officials said the visit reflects growing international academic engagement and supports the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals to strengthen higher education and develop a knowledge-based economy.

The faculty of economics and administration, the first faculty established at King Abdulaziz University, includes 10 academic departments and offers more than 30 undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

The university aims to enhance scientific and intellectual exchange and expand research and education through partnerships with local and international institutions.

These partnerships foster creativity and open new opportunities for learning and development, strengthening the university’s ability to deliver innovative academic and research solutions, the report stated.