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November 21, 2024

The 4th ICRF General Assembly is held in Olympia

Representatives from national camel racing federations and other international organisations will gather in Olympia to highlight the growing importance of camel racing as both a sport and a cultural tradition around the world, according to a media statement.

November 24, 2024

Workshop to commemorate the opening of the ICRF General Assembly

OLYMPIA, Greece: The fourth general assembly of the International Camel Racing Federation began on Sunday in Olympia, Greece, with a series of workshops and conferences aimed at promoting the global development of camel racing.

A photo of Olympia where the WCS General Assembly was held

November 30, 2024

The 4th ICRF General Assembly was held in Olympia, Greece.

This prestigious event will bring together representatives of national camel racing federations from around the world and delegations from various international organizations, highlighting the growing global interest in camel racing as a sport and cultural tradition.

December 2, 2024

Camel racing is becoming increasingly global

The Fourth General Assembly of the World Camel Sport Federation, chaired by His Highness Crown Prince Fahad bin Qarawi bin Abdulaziz bin Musaed, approved 19 new national federations as full members.

May 8, 2025

UAE unanimously re-elected as ACRF president

The ACRF reaffirmed its strong ties with the UAE and heralded the appointment of its new leadership at its general meeting in Abu Dhabi today, where its 15 member federations gathered to chart the future of camel racing across Asia.

October 27, 2025

The UAE won two gold medals in the AYG camel race

At the camel race of the 3rd Asian Youth Games (Bahrain 2025), an international sporting event for Asia's youth organized by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), the UAE won two gold medals.

May 8, 2025

UAE unanimously re-elected as ACRF president

The ACRF reaffirmed its strong ties with the UAE and heralded the appointment of its new leadership at its general meeting in Abu Dhabi today, where its 15 member federations gathered to chart the future of camel racing across Asia.