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Leak of documents obtained by the British "Sunday Times" newspaper that Qatar paid "In secret" 400 million dollars for representatives of the FIFA World Cup Just 21 days before the announcement of his victory world Cup.
The second installment of $ 480 million reached FIFA's accounts three years after Qatar announced its offer to host the World Cup in 2013.
The chairman of the UK Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sports Committee, Damien Collins, has called for a freeze on UN kickbacks and an investigation into the contract, which is a flagrant violation of law. "The Guardian" The British newspaper reported Sunday.
The leader of the Liberal Democrats in the British Parliament, Tim Faron, has joined Collins' call for an investigation into the documents revealed by a newspaper. "Sunday Times".
Faroun, the Prime Minister, Theresa May, Ordered government ministers to urgently meet FAF officials to urge them to conduct an urgent investigation into the case.
100 million gifts
The documents published by the newspaper "Sunday Times" That executives of Al Jazeera Qatar Channel The public company has signed a television contract to buy the rights to broadcast matches world Cup, Is the greatest performance presented to FIFA.
One document stated that "If the 2022 competition is awarded to State of QatarThe island, in addition to the broadcast rights ($ 400 million), must pay to a FIFA account a sum of $ 100 million.
The private contract, valued at $ 400 million, was commissioned by the former Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. "Drawing Success" Value of 100 million dollars.
These contracts are now at the heart of an investigation Swiss police For years, FIFA officials have received bribes from Qatar to hold the 2022 World Cup as part of a corruption scandal that overthrew the former FIFA president. Joseph BlatterAnd other officials.
The newspaper's investigation confirms earlier information that Qatar has acquired rights to host one of the world's most popular sporting events after corrupting a large number of FIFA officials.
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According to information leaked by the British newspaper Sunday Times, Qatar secretly paid $ 400 million to FIFA representatives just 21 days before announcing its intention to host the 2022 World Cup.
The second installment of $ 480 million reached FIFA's accounts three years after Qatar announced its offer to host the World Cup in 2013.
The chairman of the UK Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sports Committee, Damien Collins, called for a freeze on UN kickbacks and an investigation into the deal, breaking the law, reported Sunday. the Guardian newspaper.
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Faron joined Collins' call for an investigation into documents discovered by the Sunday Times.
Varon called on Premier Theresa May to order government ministers to meet with FAF officials as a matter of urgency to urge them to conduct an urgent investigation into the case.
100 million gifts
Documents published by the Sunday Times revealed that officials of Al-Jazeera, a Qatar-based public company, had signed a television contract to purchase broadcasting rights for World Cup games, the most important offers to FIFA.
"If the 2022 contest is awarded to the State of Qatar, the island, in addition to the rights to the broadcast rights ($ 400 million), must pay to a FIFA account a sum of 100 million dollars, "says a document.
The private contract, valued at $ 400 million, was commissioned by former Qatari emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, and included what the newspaper described as a "success bonus" $ 100 million.
Contracts are now at the heart of a Swiss police investigation according to which FIFA officials allegedly received bribes from Qatar to hold the 2022 World Cup as part of a scandalous affair. corruption that overthrew former FIFA president, Joseph Blatter and other officials.
The newspaper's investigation confirms earlier information that Qatar has acquired rights to host one of the world's most popular sporting events after corrupting a large number of FIFA officials.
