Riyadh, August (پاکستان پوائنٹ نیوز 13 أغسطس 2025ء) One standout success came from Najd Farm, a Saudi breeder that sold its entire collection of falcons during the auction. Farm representative Turki Al-Othman shared that this marks their second year participating, having debuted last year with just four falcons. This year, their production nearly tripled, bringing 11 falcons to the auction, all of which were sold.
Al-Othman praised the significant support provided by the SFC to both local and international breeding farms. He emphasized that the club’s backing of Saudi production has led to a noticeable rise in the number of new farms taking part in this year’s event, reflecting the club's pivotal role in developing and advancing the falconry sector.
The IFBA is recognized as the largest event of its kind globally, spanning 21 days and gathering top-tier falcon bloodlines from across the world. It has become an annual destination for falconers and breeders alike, underscoring the SFC’s ongoing efforts to preserve this cultural heritage and solidify the Kingdom’s position as a global hub for falcons and falconry. Running until August 25, this year’s auction promises further excitement and successes.
