Effect of the FIFA World Cup on Qatar's Economy- Before one can appreciate the reasons behind Qatar's bid to host the FIFA World Cup event, one must first have a working knowledge of the country's economy.
Qatar's relationship with Saudi Arabia and the UAE.There are other prosperous nations on both sides of Qatar, the bulk of which are reliant on the country's oil exports. Qatar is bordered on all sides by these countries. In the context of competition, these countries may sometimes play the role of opponents against one another.
The al-#Thani #family, which is a member of the #Tamimi tribe, governs #Qatar. They came into power thanks to British and Ottoman imperial politics. There were other capable leaders who might have succeeded Al-thani when he rose to power, but Al-thani stayed in charge. In this article we are discussing the #Thani family in Qatar.
Why migrant worker deaths in Qatar is getting limelight now, no one asked when many could have been saved.
Since Qatar gained the right to host the FIFA World Cup, its abilities have been questioned by the entire world.There were numerous grounds for this, including the size of the nation and its most developed city, Doha, to hold this type of event, the country's restrictions because of its religious beliefs, and the infrastructure in 2010.
2500+ Indian migrant workers died in Qatar in last decade.The Guardian (one of the most trusted news publication) has revealed that more than 2,500 migrant workers from India have died in Qatar since the country was granted the right to host the World Cup ten years ago.
Qatar's goal has never been to boost interest in soccer; rather, it has been to highlight the country's rich culture and natural resources to the rest of the globe. To help this motive, Qatari residents are instructed to be hospitable during the FIFA World Cup in front of the world.