Ali Bin Ali Luxury sponsors Katara International Arabian Horse Festival for second year 

As part of the event’s QR 17 million prize pool, winners received luxury watches and other high-value gifts, aligning the brand with prestige and excellence 

Doha: Ali Bin Ali Luxury continued its role as an official sponsor of the Katara International Arabian Horse Festival (KIAHF) for the second consecutive year. The event was held from February 2 to 12, 2022, at Katara Cultural Village, with the company acting as the Titanium Sponsor. Ali Bin Ali Luxury has also committed to supporting the festival on an annual basis until 2024, reinforcing its involvement in events that highlight regional traditions. 

The festival drew a range of participants, including horse owners, breeders, and enthusiasts from different parts of the world. Over 500 horses from 11 countries competed in various events, with performance evaluations carried out by 12 international judges. The competition provided a platform for assessing the quality of Arabian horses from the Arab region and beyond, while offering a forum for professional engagement among participants. 

The 11-day festival was inaugurated by HE Dr. Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti, General Manager at Katara and Chairman of the KIAHF Organizing Committee. Several VIPs and representatives from diplomatic missions were present at the opening ceremony. Among the dignitaries was Mr. Nabeel Ali Bin Ali, Vice-Chairman and EVP of Ali Bin Ali Holding, whose presence underscored the company’s active role in supporting local cultural events. 

Ali Bin Ali Luxury’s participation in KIAHF reflected its connection to Qatar’s cultural heritage. The company’s branding was displayed across the event, and it operated a dedicated area to present products featuring horse motifs. This initiative provided an opportunity for direct engagement with an audience that values both cultural traditions and quality craftsmanship in design. The company’s involvement aligns with broader efforts to integrate business and culture in the region. 

The festival’s prize pool for 2022 amounted to QR 17,083,500, complemented by in-kind awards that included automobiles and luxury watches. Qatar saw a strong performance in the competition, with local entries securing 13 wins across six championship categories. In particular, Qatar’s competitors achieved top placements in both the Senior Stallions Championship and the Senior Mares Championship by winning gold, silver, and bronze positions. 

The event served as a platform for reinforcing partnerships between local businesses and cultural initiatives. Organizers noted that the continued support from sponsors such as Ali Bin Ali Luxury contributes to the organization and overall success of the festival. With a sponsorship agreement in place until 2024, future editions of the Katara International Arabian Horse Festival are expected to benefit from the established collaboration and further engage audiences within the industry. 

This sponsorship marks a strategic move for Ali Bin Ali Luxury, reinforcing its role in regional cultural and business events. Industry observers suggest that collaborations like this may lead to broader opportunities and integration between local traditions and commercial interests. 

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