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WORLD CUP IN QATAR: WILL IT BE THE BEST EVER?
In December 2010, energy-rich
country Qatar received permission
to host the FIFA World Cup.
Twelve years have elapsed since
then. Finally, after completing all
those preparations, the greatest
show on earth is going to be hosted
in the middle-east country in
this November. The country spent
a huge amount of money on new
stadiums and glittering events.
The Qatari media 'Doha News'
says that Qatar is spending $220
billion on this year's FIFA World
Cup, which is about 22 lakh 30
thousand crores in Bangladeshi
currency.
It is going to be the most expensive
tournament in World Cup history
as Qatar is spending 20 times
more than what Russia spent on
the 2018 World Cup. Not only that,
the amount of money the host
country spending, also exceeded
the combined cost of seven World
Cups from 1994 to 2018. Qatar has
built eight state-of-the-art stadiums
for the World Cup that will
have advanced cooling system,
and will be within an hour's drive.
The stadiums are Al Bayt, Lusail,
Ahmad Bin Ali, Al Janoub, Al Thumama,
Education City, Khalifa
International and Stadium-974.
Considering all these, many think
this year’s World Cup is going to
be the best ever!
BANGLADESH HAS ITS PRESENCE TOO
Although Bangladesh couldn’t
qualify in FIFA World Cup, the
country will have its presence
there in a different way. First of
all, Shiakat Ali will represent Bangladesh
on the field as assistant
referee. The resident of Chattogram,
who has been in Qatar
since 2013, is going to serve as the
coordinator of the referees on the
field. He is currently working as
an assistant referee for the Qatar
Football Association. Shiakat will
be Bangladesh’s representative
throughout the Qatar event.
Furthermore, six lakh official
FIFA t-shirts have been produced
in Bangladesh. These t-shirts,
made in Chattogram, have already
reached the buyer. Sonnet
Textile Industries Limited made
Bangladesh proud by making
these t-shirts worth about 130
million taka. Sonnet Textile Industries
Limited Director Gazi
Mohammad Shahidullah, who’s
also a Director of the Bangladesh
Knitwear Manufacturers' and Exporters
Association (BKMEA),
said, "We received an order for
600,000 pieces of t-shirts from
a FIFA-certified sportswear supplier.
These are official T-shirts
with the FIFA logo. Our t-shirts
have been sent to the Russian
buyers." He feels that Bangladesh
has brighter prospects in manufacturing
sportswear. Finally, the
Bangladeshi migrant workers
have laboured in infrastructure
development and construction of
the eight stadiums built for this
year’s World Cup in Qatar.
Therefore, the country rewarded
the dignity of Bangladeshi migrant
workers as the flag of Bangladesh
was placed in the flag
plaza of Qatar. A total of 119 flags,
including 32 teams participating
in the Football World Cup, have
been placed in the Flag Plaza built
in Doha Al Cornish Islamic Museum
Park of the country. Expatriate
Bangladeshis are excited to
find a place for Bangladesh’s flag
in the Flag Plaza. They expressed
excitement seeing that the flag
of Bangladesh has been placed in
the flag plaza of the World Cup.
“As a Bangladeshi, it is a matter
of pride for us.”
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