FIFA technical teams to inspect Morocco venues in September

FIFA technical teams to inspect Morocco venues in September
Tuesday 27 August 2024 - 12:14
 FIFA technical teams will visit Morocco and Spain late September to inspect the joint Morocco-Spain-Portugal candidacy for the 2030 World Cup.
This step is decisive before the final decision on December 11.  At the end of September, FIFA technical teams will travel to Morocco and Spain for a thorough inspection.
This visit marks a significant event, being the first since the official submission of the joint candidacy file of the three countries Morocco, Spain, and Portugal to organize the 2030 World Cup.
This inspection comes less than three months before the final decision, planned for December 11, and represents a crucial step in the selection process.
FIFA technical visits are essential in evaluating bids to host the World Cup. They allow FIFA to check whether candidate countries are capable of meeting all the requirements in terms of infrastructure, logistics and organization.
Inspectors will take a close look at proposed stadiums, transport infrastructure, accommodation services, as well as security and event management plans.

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