AI and 3D modelling come to Qatar’s falconry season
Falconers at this year’s S’hail will be offered workshops in artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D modelling — a first for an exhibition built on one of Qatar’s oldest traditions, and the clearest sign...
The S'hail 2026 exhibition in Qatar, celebrating one of the country's oldest traditions, has introduced AI and 3D modelling workshops to engage a younger audience. Held from September 8-12 at Katara Cultural Village, the 10th edition aims to capture the attention of a new generation of visitors. S'hail director Abdulaziz al-Buhaishim al-Sayed revealed that the workshops will provide young people with modern tools to connect with Qatar's rich hunting and falconry heritage.
The exhibition, set to welcome exhibitors from Kazakhstan, Australia, China, Spain, Russia, Belgium, the UK, and others, will showcase a range of innovative products and services. New exhibitors will unveil their latest offerings for the first time, strengthening the exhibition's role as a launchpad for the hunting and falconry season.
The event will also feature a dedicated falconry competition for children, seminars on environmental issues, and other interactive activities designed to spark interest among the younger crowd. By blending tradition with innovation, S'hail 2026 demonstrates how Qatar's hunting and falconry heritage can be preserved and shared with global expertise.
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