Qatar’s size is a factor in reducing number of venues
The organisers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup have not ruled out reducing the number of venues to eight, citing the size of their country as a key consideration
Qatar World Cup could be hosted in three cities
Four of the twelve stadiums planned for the Qatar 2022 World Cup might be dropped over the next five months, according to the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy
Qatar construction event attracts growth market exhibitors
Three countries taking international pavilions to Project Qatar for the first time hail from growth markets, drawn by the prospect of major construction contracts
Qatar 2022 confirms attendance at Soccerex
Hasan Al Thawadi, secretary general of the Supreme Committee for Delivery is to unveil the latest plans for Qatar 2022 at the Soccerex Asian Forum
Qatar’s annual budget breaks records
An unprecedented spending plan accounts for a rapid scale-up of infrastructure projects in Qatar, including World Cup stadiums
London 2012 infrastructure boss to address Middle East
Sir John Armitt, Chairman of London ODA will lecture in Abu Dhabi, Doha and Dubai on mega infrastructure projects
Qatar to invest $45bn in tourism beyond World Cup
The 2022 World Cup host is targeting 7 million visitors a year by 2030 in a bid to diversify the national economy
Al Wakrah unveiled
The Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee’s
executive director of communications and
marketing, Nasser Al Khater, talks HOST
CITY through the latest concept design for
Al Wakrah stadium
A fine balancing act
Nine years is a short time when building world class civic infrastructure from a standing start. How will Qatar pull it off, HOST CITY asks Nasser Al Khater, executive director of communications and marketing at the Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee.