S'hail 2026 caps successful 10th edition with more than 80,000 visitors
The Katara International Hunting and Falconry Exhibition (S'hail 2026) brought the curtain down on its 10th edition on Saturday evening.The exhibition drew more than 80,000 visitors, with broad i...
The Katara International Hunting and Falconry Exhibition, S hail 2026, concluded its tenth anniversary on Saturday evening, marking a decade of remarkable success. The event attracted over 80,000 visitors, showcasing a diverse range of international participation and solidifying its position as a premier gathering for falconry, hunting, and heritage.
Prof Dr Khalid bin Ibrahim al-Sulaiti, the general manager of Katara Cultural Village and chairman of the S hail Supreme Organising Committee, honored committee members, winners, sponsors, and entities at the closing ceremony. Pavillion A16, owned by DTS, was recognized as the "Best Participating Pavilion," while Desert Engine secured the "Best Garage" award.
The "Best Falcon Hood" competition saw hood No. 7 from Al-Hur shop triumph, followed by hood No. 10 from Rahi Al Nawader and hood No. 13 from Al-Shuail. The final day featured a packed schedule, culminating in the S hail Falcon Auction, which saw significant interest from specialists and enthusiasts worldwide. Organising Committee Vice-Chairman Mohammed bin Abdul Latif al-Misnad expressed satisfaction with the exhibition's achievements, highlighting the strong public turnout and confirming that the goals set for the edition were met.
The committee has already begun planning for the 11th edition, emphasizing the need to maintain the exhibition's international appeal and reinforce its reputation. S hail Director Abdulaziz al-Buhaishim stated that the five-day event achieved substantial results, with visitor numbers surpassing 80,000, and noted the strong commercial activity throughout the event.
Malika Mohammed al-Shraim, member and secretary of the S hail 2026 Supreme Organising Committee, commended the media coverage provided by domestic, Arab, and international outlets, as well as digital platforms and social media, in amplifying the exhibition's message and enhancing Qatari heritage's global standing.
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