The German Interior Minister Nancy Weisser, who is in charge of sports relations, also declared at the conclusion of a trip to Doha on Tuesday that she will return to Qatar to watch Germany’s opening World Cup game.
Supporting Qatar’s bold reforms is crucial for the country’s future. Because of this, it chose to support this course and travel there to watch Germany’s inaugural encounter against Japan on November 23, according to Weisser, who spoke to the General TV network.
In order to continue improving the everyday realities of migrant workers and the human rights situation, she stated, “We will also assist the reforms in Qatar after the World Cup.”
Bernd Nindorf, the president of the German Football Association, was specifically present when the Minister made her announcement at the conclusion of a two-day visit to Doha.
Weisser visited Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, the Qatari interior minister and prime minister, as well as Jani Infantino, the president of FIFA, representatives from trade union federations, and representatives from the UN International Labor Organization in Doha.
The German minister confirmed that, during her visit to Doha, she obtained “for the first time” “security guarantees” for all fans who will visit Qatar during the World Cup, including visitors from the M and Community community, in a country that criminalizes its homosexual laws.
“All individuals must be secure in the World Cup, irrespective of where they are from, who they love, and what they believe in.
Every fan should feel free to roam around and be able to do so securely, according to Weisser.
She continued, “The Prime Minister provided me this security promise.”
However, a source familiar with the talks conducted by Weisser in Doha assured “France Press” that “the Qatari Prime Minister conveyed to the German minister the same message that other Qatari officials conveyed publicly and to the media, and that everyone is welcome, but Qatar asks everyone to respect its culture and beliefs “.
Author: AFP.
The German Minister of the Interior will watch her first World Cup game in Qatar.
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