Verona:The Emirates Arabian Horse Society (EAHS) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Italian Arabian Horse Association to enhance collaboration and exchange expertise on Arabian horses. This agreement aims to support owners and breeders, as well as promote activities related to purebred Arabian horses on both regional and international levels.
According to Emirates News Agency, the MoU was signed in Verona during the Fieracavalli international exhibition by Mohamed Ahmed Al Harbi, Director-General of EAHS, and Dr. Francesco Santoro, President of the Italian Arabian Horse Association. The agreement outlines the exchange of expertise, information, and studies about Arabian horses and their origins, facilitating mutual benefits from the shared findings.
The cooperation includes the exchange of horse registration and pedigree documentation, linking the registries of both organizations for bloodline and pedigree research. Additionally, the partnership involves sharing expertise in digital services to improve operational efficiency, in alignment with international best practices. During the Verona Arabian Horse Championship, the Rabdan digital judging system developed by the Society was implemented, enhancing the accuracy and transparency of judging procedures.
The MoU signifies EAHS's commitment to expanding its international partnerships and strengthening its cooperation with organizations focused on Arabian horses. These initiatives aim to develop services and programs related to Arabian horse championships, registration, and documentation, while promoting sustainability and technological advancements in the sector. This effort positions the UAE as a leading supporter of purebred Arabian horses, preserving their rich heritage.
Through such international initiatives and partnerships, the UAE continues to reinforce the significance of purebred Arabian horses as an essential part of its cultural heritage and national identity, ensuring the preservation of this human heritage for future generations.