Riyadh: The third Scientific Forum organized by the Saudi Society for Camel Studies kicked off research, and economic development to sustain this iconic symbol of the desert.
today at King Saud University, themed “Camels Through the Ages.” The two-day event is hosted at the College of Tourism and Antiquities.
The opening session featured discussions on the health benefits of camel milk, camel nutrition, and the depiction of camels in ancient rock art found in northwestern Saudi Arabia.
Dr. Mohammed Al-Otaibi, Chairman of the Saudi Society for Camel Studies, highlighted the society’s dedication to advancing research on camels across health, nutrition, history, literature, and archaeology.
Now in its third edition, the forum aims to foster scientific research and celebrate the cultural and historical significance of camels in Saudi Arabia, both past and present.
Additionally, academic initiatives like the pioneering camel studies diploma at Saudi universities underscore the Kingdom’s dedication to scientific and practical knowledge in camel breeding and care.
The forum and related initiatives reflect Saudi Arabia’s multifaceted approach to preserving and advancing camel heritage, combining cultural celebration, scientific
