Bahrain to Host World Camelids Assembly

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World Camelids Sports Bahrain marks a historic milestone as the Kingdom prepares to host the World Camelids Sports General Assembly for the first time this December, welcoming international representatives from across the globe.

The event reflects Bahrain’s expanding presence on the global sports stage while showcasing camel sports as a discipline deeply rooted in Gulf heritage and cultural identity.

Bahrain strengthens its global sports position

Hosting the General Assembly places Bahrain among leading nations promoting traditional sports through international cooperation. The gathering will bring together officials, experts, and stakeholders to discuss the future of camel sports, governance, and global expansion.

This move aligns with Bahrain’s broader strategy to attract international events and enhance sports diplomacy within the GCC and beyond.

Camel sports: heritage meets modern competition

Camel racing and related sports have long been an integral part of Gulf culture. Through organisations like World Camelids Sports, these traditional competitions are evolving with structured regulations, global participation, and professional standards.

The Assembly highlights how heritage sports can thrive in modern international frameworks without losing cultural authenticity.

International cooperation and cultural exchange

By hosting the Assembly, Bahrain provides a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing among member nations. Discussions are expected to focus on:

  • Development of camel sports worldwide
  • Athlete and animal welfare standards
  • Event organisation and sustainability
  • Expanding global recognition

Such initiatives strengthen cultural ties while promoting responsible sports growth.

Why this event matters for the GCC

The World Camelids Sports General Assembly reinforces the GCC’s leadership in preserving and promoting traditional sports. Bahrain’s role as host underlines the region’s commitment to turning heritage-based activities into globally recognised sporting disciplines.