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What will be the primary human rights concern during Saudi's World Cup 2034 preparations?
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Saudi Arabia Wins 2034 World Cup Hosting Rights with FIFA's Unanimous Support
Dec 17, 2024, 11:38 AM
Saudi Arabia, an oil-rich kingdom, has been officially confirmed by FIFA as the host of the 2034 World Cup in men's soccer. The decision was made without any rival bids, with the Saudi proposal receiving unanimous support from over 200 FIFA member federations. This marks a significant achievement for the country, aligning with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 project aimed at modernizing Saudi society and economy through massive spending on global sports. The tournament will involve the construction and upgrade of 15 stadiums, along with the development of necessary infrastructure such as hotels and transport networks. FIFA and Saudi officials believe the event can serve as a catalyst for positive social change, including more freedoms and rights for women. However, the hosting of the event has raised concerns among human rights groups due to potential risks to migrant workers involved in the preparations.
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