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UAE pavilion showcases its heritage at El Jadida Horse Show

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UAE pavilion showcases its heritage at El Jadida Horse Show

The United Arab Emirates pavilion is showcasing its equestrian and cultural heritage at the El Jadida Horse Show until 18 October 2026. The space highlights the Arabian horse, crafts and Emirati traditions, according to Infomediaire.

The United Arab Emirates is showcasing its equestrian and cultural heritage at the national pavilion of the 17th edition of the El Jadida Horse Show in Morocco, according to Infomediaire. The space highlights the Arabian horse, the preservation of its bloodlines and the expertise associated with breeding and equestrian culture.

The UAE’s participation is being led notably by the Emirates Arabian Horse Society and the Abu Dhabi Heritage Authority, two institutions involved in preserving and passing on horse-related heritage. The show runs until 18 October 2026. The pavilion is part of the programme for the first day of tbourida in El Jadida.

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