Qatar 2022: Host nation bans beer sales at World Cup Stadiums

The decision was made mere hours before the opening match of the World Cup, which will be played on Sunday between hosts Qatar and Ecuador.Information Guide Nigeria

FIFA confirmed the change and stated that they had reached an agreement with the host authorities to restrict the sale of alcoholic beverages to FIFA fan festivals, fan destinations, and licensed establishments, rather than the stadiums.

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“Following discussions between host country authorities and FIFA, a decision has been made to focus the sale of alcoholic beverages on the FIFA Fan Festival, other fan destinations and licensed venues,” FIFA announced.

It was stated that the decision will result in the removal of alcohol sales locations from the perimeters of Qatar’s 2022 FIFA World Cup stadiums.JAMB Result

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Qatar, a conservative Muslim nation, has also imposed limits on shooting at accommodation sites, such as those housing migrant workers, in accordance with the requirements of filming permits provided by the Qatari government.

According to the rules, it is also illegal to film in government buildings, universities, houses of worship, and hospitals, as well as on personal and commercial property.