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Aramex Sponsors Al Khalediah Horse Festival

January 23, 2008
Country: Swaziland
Client(s): Aramex
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Aramex, one of the world’s leading total transport solutions providers, is the gold sponsor of the inaugural Al Khalediah Horse Festival taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from January 17 - January 18, 2008. By excelling above others, the exquisite Arabian stallion shares the unique values and attributes of Aramex, which proudly mirror the remarkable speed, loyalty and dedication of this striking breed and extraordinary sport. “It is an honor for Aramex to be involved in such an amazing display, as we truly share in the values of the sport,” said Hussein Hachem, Aramex CEO, GCC. “The Arabian Horse is symbolic of our strengths as a company, as we approach our business with the same swiftness and devotion.” Under the patronage of HRH Prince Khaled bin Sultan, the two-day festival comprises of various equestrian activities that display the importance and significance of the Arabian horse, including a purebred auction, racing display, and special showcase. Referred to by His Highness as a ‘majestic event’, Al Khalediah is the result of his vision and truly captures the spirit and showmanship of the equestrian world, while honoring the beauty and elegance of the Arabian horse. An important part of Arabian culture, the Arabian horse has played a vital role in the history and development of the region’s traditions. With a strong presence and track-record in Saudi Arabia, Aramex’ participation in this major event demonstrates the company’s commitment to the communities in which it operates.
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