Oman today_ Saudi Arabia, as the sole candidate, has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2034 FIFA World Cup, marking the second time this event will be held in the Middle East. The decision was finalized during the FIFA Congress in Zurich, where, due to the absence of any competitors, Saudi Arabia’s selection was confirmed without a vote. The decision has sparked widespread reactions. Human rights organizations criticized the choice, citing Saudi Arabia’s human rights record and discriminatory laws. They viewed this move as prioritizing financial interests over ethical considerations. Meanwhile, Norway withdrew from the process, objecting to what it described as an undemocratic voting procedure. On the other hand, countries like Germany supported the decision, considering it an opportunity to encourage improvements in Saudi Arabia’s policies. In recent years, Saudi Arabia has made significant investments in sports and has pledged to make the 2034 World Cup an unparalleled experience.
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