A big achievement is that the federal cabinet has authorized a security deal for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar later this year between the governments of Qatar and Pakistan.
Details indicate that the Qatari government has asked Pakistan’s to assist with the security preparations for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which will start on November 20.
It’s important to note that this will be the second World Cup held entirely in Asia, the first having been held in South Korea and Japan in 2002. This will also be the first FIFA World Cup to be held in the Arab world.
The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has reportedly asked Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to visit Qatar for two days to discuss a number of concerns.
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The two nations will talk about all elements of their bilateral relations, with an emphasis on strengthening their energy cooperation, growing their trade and investment ties, and increasing the number of job opportunities for Pakistanis in Qatar.
In addition, the Prime Minister will visit “Stadium 974” in Doha and hold meetings with businesses and investors from Pakistan and Qatar. Key members of the federal cabinet will also be there.
Groups for FIFA World Cup 2022
Group A - A1: Qatar A2: Ecuador A3: Senegal A4: Netherlands
Group B - B1: England B2: Iran B3: USA B4: Wales
Group C - C1: Argentina C2: Saudi Arabia C3: Mexico C4: Poland
Group D - D1: France D2: Australia D3: Denmark D4: Tunisia
Group E - E1: Spain E2: Costa Rica E3: Germany E4: Japan
Group F - F1: Belgium F2: Canada F3: Morocco F4: Croatia
Group G - G1: Brazil G2: Serbia G3: Switzerland G4: Cameroon
Group H - H1: Portugal H2: Ghana H3: Uruguay H4: South Korea
