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Saudi Arabia camel trade regulation updates

Overview

The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture has established a new regulatory framework to govern the camel trade, including buying, selling, leasing, and bartering.

According to the official gazette, Um Al-Qura, the regulations aim to document ownership, protect trader rights, and enhance animal welfare and health standards. The system utilizes electronic platforms for registration and requires detailed documentation for sales contracts, such as electronic chip serial numbers, ownership certificates, and veterinary health cards.

These measures are designed to modernize the sector by creating a traceable trading environment that aligns with the Agriculture Law and the GCC Animal Welfare Law, ensuring compliance with biosecurity and health requirements.

Entities

Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture · Saudi Arabia

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Saudi Arabia implements new regulations for camel trade

    Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture has introduced new regulations to modernize camel trading, improve traceability, and strengthen animal welfare and biosecurity standards.

  2. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Saudi Arabia issues new regulations for camel trade

    Saudi Arabia has introduced new regulations for the camel trade to document ownership, protect trader rights, and enforce animal health and welfare standards via electronic registration.

Sources

21facts.net · alsaudi.news · axadletimes.com · hiiraan.com · jehat.net · leaders-mena.com · news50.sa · okazalyoum.com