The CEO of the World Cup, which will begin in Qatar on November 20, urged fans not to pay too much attention to the media smear campaign against his nation since it won the competition.
Nasser Al -Khater stressed in televised statements, that the State of Qatar was subjected to a fierce campaign built on political foundations and racist and unreasonable reasons, logical and other unfounded.
According to Al-Khater, the European nations that have hosted the championship 11 times wanted to maintain their monopoly on the event. They would not be content if an Arab or Muslim nation such as Qatar took over organising and hosting duties from them.
It reaffirmed that the death of 6,500 workers in the construction projects of the eight World Cup stadiums and the projects related to the 2022 World Cup is not true, and it was the British newspaper “The Guardian” who was created before she apologized later and admits its mistake. Three workers’ deaths were the only ones reported by the CEO of the 2022 World Cup.
He also pointed out that the inspection committees in the country carried out about 10,000 inspections of workers ’housing to ensure respect for the decisions and legislations taken to improve the conditions of workers that make Qatar a pioneer in this field in the region.
Al-Khater recently refuted and insisted that it was not true at all that workers in some areas had been ejected from their homes to make room for foreign fans.
The CEO of the 2022 World Cup was shocked to learn that the World Cup in Qatar was being used for non-sporting purposes.
He called for respecting the laws of the country and not to threaten the security and safety of others and themselves.
He explained that despite all these allegations and skills in the Western media, the demand for the purchase of tickets for the World Cup matches in Qatar was very high as the number of requests submitted to purchase reached 40 million, 3 million of them, the total number of tickets, were sold to attend the championship matches.
“Agencies” is the source.
A Qatari official describes the racist campaign waged by Europe against his nation as “Arab and Muslim.”
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