Sharjah Camel Club welcomes Sharjah Summer Sports participants
As part of the visit, a workshop called "Heritage on the Saddle" was held, where club staff explained the different gear used for camel riding, as well as its parts and functions. Khalid Matar Al Tunaiji also demonstrated how to ride camels and prepare them for racing while showcasing both traditional and modern tools used in the sport.
Al Ketbi emphasized that the club is dedicated to preserving heritage and offering educational and sports programs. This commitment is especially aimed at introducing younger generations to their cultural roots. Al Tunaiji noted that the participants not only gained practical skills but also learned about the historical and social importance of camels in Emirati culture. Camels have been a significant part of Emirati life for centuries, making their knowledge essential to understanding local heritage.
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