Supreme Committee explains World Cup preparations to ambassadors; About 60 delegates, including from India, attended
Doha: The Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy has reaffirmed the support of diplomatic representatives of various countries in Qatar as it prepares to host the World Cup. The latest information on the preparations for the tournament, which runs from November 21 to December 18, was presented to the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy diplomatic representatives at the event. The event, chaired by Supreme Committee Secretary General Hassan Al Tawadi, was attended by ambassadors and diplomats from more than 60 countries, including India. “Since the first day of winning the right to host the World Cup, we have all had the opportunity to work together for the success of the World Cup and the whole world, including those from your own countries, will be part of this World Cup,” Hassan al-Tawadi said at the opening ceremony. Al-Tawadi added that it was also an opportunity to show the world the true meaning of Arab hospitality.
Director General NG about the Hay Card website launched last week and the international audience’s accommodation. Yasir Al Jamal spoke. For the last 11 years we have been busy with stadium construction and other infrastructure development projects. This year’s main focus is to make things easier for the fans and facilitate the functioning of the venues. Yasir al-Jamal said that this includes their accommodation from their trip to Qatar.
He added that the compact nature of the tournament will be a great experience for the fans and that they have a long way to go, including the Metro. Nasser Al Khatir, CEO of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, said that embassies and missions in the country have a great responsibility in welcoming guests and that an international consular service center will be launched soon.
Major General NG, Gold Commander and Chairman of the Security and Safety Operations Committee, spoke on security arrangements for the tournament and efforts to make the World Cup safer for all. Abdul Aziz Al Ansari explained. Indian Ambassador Dr. Deepak Mittal also attended the function.
Today is the second heart attack for Qatar
Qatar coach Felix Sanchez
Doha: Quality in second heart match as part of World Cup preparations I will tie the knot on Friday. Strong Royal Slow at the competition at the Education City Stadium It’s a nightmare. Qatar beat Bulgaria 2-1 in the first match on Saturday Was. World Cup runners-up Croatia-Bulgaria in another match And FIG. The match will be played at 5 p.m.
