Rabat, Morocco – On Saturday, the Kingdom of Morocco will host the third round of the UAE World Cup for Arabian Horse Beauty in its third edition. Which is held at the National Horse Institute – Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan Dar es Salaam in Rabat. With the participation of 179 horses belonging to about 50 owners from inside and outside Morocco. This is part of a series of global tours organized by the UAE to support and develop the Arabian horse sector worldwide.
This tour comes within the framework of the series’ growing presence on the international scene, and the pivotal role played by the UAE in promoting the sport and beauty of Arabian horses. Strengthening its position as an authentic cultural heritage that reflects Arab identity, in addition to supporting owners and educators and expanding the base of participation on various continents.
This pioneering Emirati initiative embodies the country’s position at the forefront of international efforts aimed at supporting owners and breeders around the world, and preserving the heritage of purebred Arabian horses. As an integral part of the UAE’s heritage and a pivotal element in the components of national identity. This is in light of the continued support of the wise leadership, which attaches special importance to this sector and contributes to consolidating its presence globally.
The Emirates World Cup series for Arabian Horses is being held under the follow-up of Sheikh Zayed bin Hamad Al Nahyan, Vice Chairman of the Association’s Board of Directors and Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee. The third edition includes several rounds on different continents, which enhances the spread of the tournament and confirms its global status.
Multiple tournament categories
The tournament includes multiple categories including foals and foals of different ages, in addition to competitions for mares and stallions. The competitions will conclude with the final tournaments for the participating categories. Amid expectations of strong competition that reflects the quality of the participating horses and the development of their levels.
The first round of the third edition was held in Australia on January 30 and 31, 2026. The Kingdom of Bahrain hosted the second round on April 25 and 26. The United States of America will host the fourth round from September 16 to 19. It will be followed by the fifth round in China on October 6 and 7, 2026, then the sixth round in Italy on November 7 and 8, 2026, while the third edition will conclude in Brazil on November 14, 2026.
Through this global initiative, the UAE continues to consolidate its leadership in supporting Arabian horses and strengthening its international presence. In a way that contributes to preserving this ancient heritage, developing it for future generations, and consolidating its position as one of the most prominent symbols of authentic Arab heritage.
