TUNIS: The General Secretariat of the Arab Interior Ministers Council has voiced its pride and admiration for Saudi Arabia following the Kingdom's successful bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Council described the achievement as a testament to Saudi Arabia's ambitious plans and outstanding proposals within its bid. It further highlighted the rapid development the Kingdom has undergone in recent years, particularly in infrastructure and transportation, aligning with the goals of Vision 2030 and meeting the highest international standards. In a statement issued from its headquarters in Tunis, the General Secretariat emphasized that this victory underscores the wisdom of Saudi Arabia's leadership, its pioneering global role, and the substantial international trust it has garnered. The Council also noted that the achievement embodies the Kingdom's ambitious aspirations. The General Secretariat lauded the extensive efforts made to secure this victory, expressing full conf idence in Saudi Arabia's capability to organize such a major event. It also conveyed its trust in the readiness of the Kingdom's security agencies to ensure the safety of this prominent international gathering. The statement concluded with a wish for continued development, growth, and prosperity for the Kingdom and its people.
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Arab Interior Ministers Council Commends Saudi Arabia’s Successful Bid for 2034 World Cup
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