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He visited the village and attended the Omani Bowl show
Al Hilal goalkeeper and captain of the national team, Ali Al Habsi, went to the Saudi camel village at the King Abdulaziz festival during the third edition of the festival, as well as only in the village and attend the Omani Bowl Show held every day in the village.
"The presence of Omanisation in the festival shows the great interdependence of Saudi Arabia in the Sultanate," Habsi said.
Al-Habsi expressed his joy at visiting the festival and the fact that he has come a long way because he is associated with a heritage that he has grown up in his nomadic environment in his village. Al-Einain, where camel sport is prevalent among his parents and friends.
"Part of our mission as players is to encourage our fans to conserve their heritage and learn more about it.As players, we are taking advantage of this time away from the pressure," said Habsi.
Al Habsi congratulated the organizers of the festival and the smile that has been watching them since their entry, and stressed that it was not strange for the Kingdom and its children, who are accustomed to permanent success in all the festivals they organize.
Ali al-Habsi did not hide his admiration for the elegance of Khazama, who presents in the Camel Museum one of the activities of King Abdul Aziz's festival for camels. He was surprised by its size and deserves to appear in the museum because it is very rare. "
Omani guard Ali Al Habsi visits the Camel Festival
Nafel al-Subaie
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2019-02-27
Al Hilal goalkeeper and captain of the national team, Ali Al Habsi, went to the Saudi camel village at the King Abdulaziz festival during the third edition of the festival, as well as only in the village and attend the Omani Bowl Show held every day in the village.
"The presence of Omanisation in the festival shows the great interdependence of Saudi Arabia in the Sultanate," Habsi said.
Al-Habsi expressed his joy at visiting the festival and the fact that he has come a long way because he is associated with a heritage that he has grown up in his nomadic environment in his village. Al-Einain, where camel sport is prevalent among his parents and friends.
"Part of our mission as players is to encourage our fans to stick to their heritage and learn more about it, and as players, we take advantage of the time that keeps us from pressures, "said Habsi.
Al Habsi congratulated the organizers of the festival and the smile that has been watching them since their entry, and stressed that it was not strange for the Kingdom and its children, who are accustomed to permanent success in all the festivals they organize.
Ali al-Habsi did not hide his admiration for the elegance of Khazama, who presents in the Camel Museum one of the activities of King Abdul Aziz's festival for camels. He was surprised by its size and deserves to appear in the museum because it is very rare. "
February 27, 2019 – 22 Jumada al-Akhirah 1440
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He visited the village and attended the Omani Bowl show
Al Hilal goalkeeper and captain of the national team, Ali Al Habsi, went to the Saudi camel village at the King Abdulaziz festival during the third edition of the festival, as well as only in the village and attend the Omani Bowl Show held every day in the village.
"The presence of Omanisation in the festival shows the great interdependence of Saudi Arabia in the Sultanate," Habsi said.
Al-Habsi expressed his joy at visiting the festival and the fact that he has come a long way because he is associated with a heritage that he has grown up in his nomadic environment in his village. Al-Einain, where camel sport is prevalent among his parents and friends.
"Part of our mission as players is to encourage our fans to conserve their heritage and learn more about it.As players, we are taking advantage of this time away from the pressure," said Habsi.
Al Habsi congratulated the organizers of the festival and the smile that has been watching them since their entry, and stressed that it was not strange for the Kingdom and its children, who are accustomed to permanent success in all the festivals they organize.
Ali al-Habsi did not hide his admiration for the elegance of Khazama, who presents in the Camel Museum one of the activities of King Abdul Aziz's festival for camels. He was surprised by its size and deserves to appear in the museum because it is very rare. "
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