His Highness Sheikh Isa bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, President of the Royal Bahraini Equestrian and Endurance Racing Federation, witnessed the conclusion of the national judging course for Arabian horse camels, which was organized by the Federation during the period from 21 to 23 April.
The closing ceremony was also attended by Mr. Abdullah Al-Madahka, Advisor to the President of the Federation and Chairman of the session.
His Highness Sheikh Isa bin Abdullah Al Khalifa stressed the Federation’s keenness to organize training courses that contribute to raising the efficiency of national cadres, praising this broad participation and the keenness of the course organizers to provide all the necessary needs to achieve complete success.
His Highness Sheikh Isa bin Abdullah Al Khalifa praised the cooperation of the owners with those in charge of the course, as they did not hesitate to provide their horses for use during the practical aspect of the course over two days, as this cooperation left a wonderful impression on the souls of the lecturers about the culture of goodness and the moral values that it possesses. Bahraini owner.
His Highness Sheikh Issa bin Abdullah praised all those who contributed to the success of the course, namely the horse riders who played a role during the practical aspect of the course.
The closing ceremony witnessed the presentation of memorial plaques to the lecturers, Ms. Claudia Darius from Germany, Ms. Anna Stojanowska from Poland, the course director, Ms. Sarah Taheri, and the course official, the Bahraini referee, Mr. Alaa Hammad, for their sincere efforts and outstanding performance that had a great impact on the success of the course.
The course was characterized by its high quality, due to the presence of the best trainers of the European Arabian Horse Organization, namely Mrs. Claudia Darius and Mrs. Anna Stojanovska.
The course aimed to create a new generation by qualifying and preparing new cadres, increasing their knowledge, and giving them a dose of scientific and training on the concept of arbitration, to enable graduates to practice their role as national arbitrators after being approved on the lists of national arbitrators in their countries.
The course included both theoretical and practical aspects, in addition to personal interviews and exams. It witnessed the participation of 22 students as follows: the Kingdom of Bahrain 5 participants, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 13 participants, the United Arab Emirates 1 participant, the State of Kuwait 2 and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 1 participant.
