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Qatar 's latest comments, which welcomed Kuwait' s and Oman 's participation in the organization of the next World Cup organized by the Gulf States in the winter of 2022, shook the day. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in all their senses and forced them to go out of their way.
During the last period of the attack on the Qatar World Cup, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi rushed to the surface. The two Gulf capitals have tried to share their experience with Doha, after all unsuccessful efforts and previous attempts to remove Qatar from the organization of "great football". Arabs and Muslims are honored to host the World Cup.
According to observers, this policy was "revealed" by the Qataris very early, after the executive chairman of the "Qatar Cup 2022", Nasser Al Khater, namely the involvement of Kuwait and Oman in the organization of some World Cup matches. "The FIFA World Cup will take place this summer in Paris, the French capital.
Al-Khater's remarks allied to a FIFA study showing that Qatar would not have to share the World Cup with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain unless to restore relations with Qatar and lift the siege.
The study also pointed out that Kuwait and Oman are eligible to host some of the World Cup matches if they agree to increase the number of teams due to their positive attitude and their neutrality during the Gulf crisis.
FIFA is considering a proposal from Latin Americans to increase the number of teams in the World Cup from 32 to 48 from the 2022 version of Qatar, without waiting for the 2026 version, confirmed by the additional number after that the United States, Canada and Mexico have jointly organized.
Qatar clearly wanted to make it known that he had been rewarded by his "friends" and not by the "enemies" who had imposed him during the month of Ramadan (2017) and had expelled the seats that he had. attacked during Ramadan (2017). On the other hand
Allegations of the "Sunday Times"
After two days of Qatari officials' comments on the involvement of Oman and Kuwait, the British Sunday Times newspaper said that Qatar "won the 2022 World Cup after paying secret sums of money. about $ 880 million to FIFA ".
The British newspaper, owned by Rupert Murdoch, Jewish media emperor, linked Neil Al-Jazeera Sports to the rights of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups and to Qatar's bid to host the 2022 World Cup in an illogical comparison. "BN Sport") to broadcast competitions and sporting events, regardless of their place of residence.
Informed sources told Khaleej Online that all the Sunday Times had said was to "republish" lies and allegations that the International Federation of Gambling has denied on more than one occasion.
The sources pointed out that everyone was aware of the politics and lies promoted, as evidenced by the absence of official statement from the Supreme Committee of Projects and the legacy left by the country to deny these allegations, because it is only "old lies – new", according to the same sources.
"The Guardian" newspaper published an article in June 2014, confirming that the British owner of the newspaper "Sunday Times" incites to attack Qatar and the spreading of rumors against him through its media, in the press. hope that the International Gaming Federation withdraws its opinion of the Gulf State.
She stressed that the organization of the World Cup in 2022 in winter would cause financial losses to companies and media and sports channels belonging to Murdoch, in light of the rise of the chains, "BN Sport", on the world stage, especially as his record is enough to compete with other sports channels. And Murdoch threatens to lose him.
Celebrating countries under siege and their media arms
The media outlets of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi immediately rallied to the demands of the Sunday Times and rushed as if they had won a KO at knockout in Doha, which is organizing regularly to organize a version "unprecedented" in the history of the World Cup, according to Qatari officials.
These media have devoted much attention to the British newspaper's comments, which have been repeated in vain for years. On the contrary, the world is increasingly aware of an "exceptional" date in Qatar 2022.
On June 27, 2017, FIFA released the report of the US investigator Michael Garcia on the records of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, which showed the integrity of the country's record and the lack of any suspicion of corruption, aimed at "striking a powerful blow" to the countries of the seat of Qatar.
Since the holding of the FIFA World Cup on December 2, 2010, Qatar has faced a series of plans and hurdles that were strongly aimed at canceling the organization of the World Cup, such as "Workers' Rights", "High Temperatures", "Gulf Crisis" and "Siege" Qatar ", but managed to jump skillfully each time, progressively moving towards the 2022 version.
In May 2017, Qatar opened the Khalifa International Stadium at the World Cup and, by the end of 2018, the Lusail Stadium, the largest stadium with an estimated capacity of 80,000 spectators, will host matches. opening and final.
The construction of the Wakra and House stadiums is expected to be completed in 2019. All stadiums are expected to be completed in 2020, two years before the whistle begins November 21st and ends December 18th. From the State of Qatar.
Qatar has won the right to organize the 2022 World Cup with 32 teams and has since committed to organizing the best version of the history of the World Cup. He also received in mid-July the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the banner of the organization of the next World Cup.
The 2022 World Cup is generally expected to be the "talking point of the world", as Doha carries out a number of projects, including hotels, airports, ports, stadiums, hospitals, highways, transport and railways. More than a million and a half fans and fans will come to the country to follow the World Cup.
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