QREC Stand focus of attention at Morocco’s Salon du Cheval

El Jadida – Morocco

Turnout increases each day at QREC stand in the Salon du Cheval d’ElJadida, Morocco. The Qatari stand attracts more and more visitors as the Qatari delegation are keen to give information on the top horse racing and other equestrian events organised by Qatar both in Doha and overseas. During the day, most of the visitors are school students and children who come to the Salon through the trips organised by their schools in coordination with the Organising Committee of the Salon. The students ask questions, write down answers and notes and take photos to be used for school research activities based on their visits to the Salon. In the afternoon, the majority of visitors are adults who flood into the Salon after the official office hours are over.

Qatar’s success is our goal in Salon du Cheval

Khalid bin Mohammed Al Ali, Qatar Racing & Equestrian Club (QREC) Board Member, stressed the valuable benefits behind the Qatari participation in the Salon du Cheval d’ElJadida, which is being held under the patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco. He pointed out that benefits are maximised with the presence of 28 countries as well as he brilliant turnout in all various events of the Salon.

‘I have been present in the Salon’s editions for several years now’, said Al Ali, ‘There is always something new every year reflecting the Moroccan desire for continuous development. QREC’s platinum sponsorship of this year’s edition has been key to fostering the Qatari participation by QREC, Qatar Equestrian and Modern Pentathlon Federation and Al Shaqab. We all work under one umbrella and Qatar’s success is our goal behind this participation. We have reached the goal we came to Morocco for, especially with the Ministry of Culture & Sports’ keenness to support QREC’s participation and presence in the Salon every year’.

The excellent location of the QREC stand, as the Platinum Sponsor of the Salon this year, has maximised the number of visitors and made the stand the focus of attention among dozens of other stands representing countries and organisations alike.