| | Qatar World Cup stadiums to be ready by 2020 |
| | Qatar’s Supreme Committee (SC) for Delivery and Legacy has announced that construction on all the stadiums planned for FIFA World Cup™ 2022 will be completed by the end of 2020, according to media reports.
Nasser Al Khater, secretary-general of tournament operations for Qatar’s Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, disclosed the organization’s internal deadline this week in an interview with Inside World Football in Berlin. The deadline would apply even on the two stadiums whose locations are yet to be confirmed. » Read more |
| | With a plan to build a state-of-the-art Sheikh Jaber Al Abdullah Al Jaber Al Sabah International Tennis Complex, Kuwait aims to make a mark in the international tennis scene.
The ambitious project was announced on October 5, 2015 as a part of Tamdeen Group’s KWD100 million (Dh1.21 billion) expansion plan for its 360 MALL in South Surra, which will combine retail, sports, hotel and entertainment facilities together. » Read more |
| | With less than four years left for the Asian Cup 2019, this is the time and the chance for Dubai Sports City (DSC) to complete its sporting venues before it is too late.
Ever since its ambitious launch in 2004, DSC has seen many ups and downs. A joint venture between Max Boegl (Germany) and Arabtec, the $4bn project was developed by partners Abdul Rahim Al Zarooni, Abdulrahman Bukhatir and Abdulrahman Falaknaz as the world’s first integrated purpose-built sports city with its multi-venue sports complex as the main highlight supported by additional residential, retail, leisure and recreation facilities. » Read more |
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