The sixth edition of S’hail 2022 - Katara International Hunting & Falcons Exhibition, which has seen a huge attendance, will conclude Saturday.
Qatar’s signature falcon exhibition which underlines the significance of the rich culture and heritage, had begun on Monday with the the participation of 180 companies specialising in hunting-related and falconry products from 20 countries.
The exhibition has been witnessing high-level visits by a number of dignitaries and sheikhs, in addition to a number of ambassadors accredited to Qatar, a statement from Katara - Cultural Village said.



On Friday, the exhibition recorded the visits of HE Hamad bin Nasser al-Misned, president of the Administrative Control and Transparency Authority, and Dr Hassan Rashid al-Derham, president of Qatar University in addition to the ambassadors of Armenia, Serbia, Sweden and Turkey.
Malika Mohammad al-Sharim, executive member, Higher Organising Committee of S'hail, said that S’hail 2022 has proved to be a global success attracting major international companies specialising in falcons and hunting-related products.
The activities and events S’hail offers combine the heritage, cultural, artistic and commercial values at the same time. She stressed that the exhibition enhances opportunities for meetings between experts of the industry thereby generating job opportunities and agreements.



S’hail also contributes to revitalising the local market in the light of safe shopping. It has succeeded in drawing people's attention to the ancient Qatari heritage, highlighting the most important hobbies related to hunting and camping.
The pavilions of companies producing falconry products and hunting-related supplies are very popular with visitors due to the variety S’hail offers.
The pavilions promoting caravans at S’hai have also been a preferred area for those into hunting, adventure and off-road trips.
Since its launch six years ago, S’hail has allocated a special area for display of a luxurious selection of mobile caravans, manufactured locally and specifically designed for desert conditions.



The caravans on offer in this edition come in different sizes, and in varying degrees of luxury, the largest of which is 24m long and 4.2m wide and contains two rooms, a majlis, a kitchen, bathrooms and a jacuzzi. Prices can reach up to QR700,000 since these caravans are also equipped with huge water tanks with a capacity of about 700,000 litres, and high-quality sewage system, solar panels to operate air-conditioners and other devices such as refrigerators and TV sets, and satellite TV. They have all the amenities and elegant interior and exterior designs.


According to the owners of companies participating in the exhibition, the Qatari caravans are a result of their long experience in manufacturing as this industry has been localised since 1980s meeting the increasing demand.
And given the luxury of caravans, and the advantage of moving from one place to another, housing caravans will be among the many options available to the people who will come for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
Caravans in Qatar and the region contain luxurious cabins, bedrooms, completely-equipped kitchen, bathrooms, and boxes for storing fishing supplies. Caravans are also designed and equipped according to the model of cars that would tow them, and according to a customer’s wishes, the statement added.