With the participation of 12 Arab countries.. The start of the first rally in Jordan for Arab riders

Arab Weather - With the participation of 12 Arab countries, the Arab Riders Network organized the first rally in Jordan, and the number of riders participating in this rally is 170 riders, including 120 from 12 Arab nationalities: Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Palestine, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Egypt, Libya and Lebanon, according to what the president said Network Issam El Shaer.

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The rally aims, according to the poet, to "introduce the tourist and archaeological areas in Jordan and introduce the cyclists to the cycling system in Jordan under the supervision of the Jordanian Traffic Institute of the Public Security Directorate, which is the umbrella for cyclists in Jordan, which organized their movement to the main streets."

The program runs for 4 days from August 25-29. According to the program, the cyclists visited the ancient city of Umm Qais and the governorate of Jerash, as well as archaeological sites in Madaba, the capital of Arab tourism.

The Ministry of Tourism provided facilities to the "Arab Cyclists" network and worked to coordinate with various relevant authorities, such as the Royal Department for Environmental Protection and Tourism of the Public Security, and to provide explanations about the tourist and archaeological sites visited by the cyclists.

The Arab Riders Network includes members from Arab countries who will transfer their experience to their countries, with pictures and videos of tourist and archaeological sites posted on their social media pages to make them known.

Fawzan Ali, a Saudi national from the Qassim Riders team, said that "this rally enabled him to see the number of tourism and archaeological sites inside Jordan," considering the rally a "wonderful and unique experience."

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And Issa Zamt, from Palestine , stated that his participation in the Arab Riders Network team "has enabled him to visit historical and important sites that he is visiting for the first time...".

As for the Iraqi Iyad Al-Kaabi from the Iraq Lions Club, he described his participation as "unique, as he documented all the areas he visited, which are wonderful tourist and archaeological areas, and his experience and what he saw will be transferred to his friends and invites them to visit these sites."