Doha, Qatar: The third day of the Katara International Hunting and Falconry Exhibition - “S’hail 2026” - witnessed strong public interest in various specialised pavilions, particularly those offering birds, falconry and hunting equipment, hunting gear, desert trips and camping supplies.
The exhibition features a wide range of products and displays catering to the needs of falconers, hunting enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.
“S’hail 2026” offers an integrated experience combining a passion for falconry with a rich array of products, allowing visitors to discover the latest products, technologies and innovations, alongside luxury heritage and artisanal products that preserve the authenticity of traditional heritage while keeping pace with developments in the industry.
Director of the Katara International Hunting and Falconry Exhibition - “S’hail 2026”, Abdulaziz Al Buhaisham Al Sayed said the exhibition has established itself as a specialised economic, commercial and investment platform that goes beyond displaying products to facilitating deals, building partnerships and opening new markets for companies and manufacturers.
He explained that the diversity of participants and the presence of major international companies and brands reflect growing confidence in the exhibition and enhance opportunities for cooperation and investment in weapons, hunting and outdoor equipment, as well as the latest technologies, innovations and specialised handmade products.
He noted that “S’hail 2026” provides an important meeting point for manufacturers, suppliers, investors and customers, contributing to increased commercial activity, promoting Qatari products and supporting national companies in reaching regional and international markets.
Al Buhaisham Al Sayed also highlighted the strong presence of innovation, noting that he has around 20 inventions, primarily in communications technology, as well as vehicle equipment, development and efficiency enhancement. This, he said, reflects the convergence of modern technology and specialised expertise.
He also pointed to the participation of more than 300 birds, including more than 40 of the rarest birds in the world, saying that this diversity strengthens “S’hail’s” position as a specialised global marketplace bringing together the economy, innovation, heritage and falconry under one roof.
The bird market at “S’hail 2026” is attracting large numbers of falconers and hunting enthusiasts, offering a diverse selection of birds and falconry equipment in an environment that combines expertise, professionalism and a strong commitment to this authentic heritage.
