On Friday 6 January, the Organizing Committee completed preparations for the launch of the Gulf football match, in an atmosphere of optimism for the achievement of a great organizational success befitting the status of the tournament among the peoples of the region, especially in the face to the tight organization of fan reception and traffic regulation in the city, and the plans that have been put in place to best ensure the entry and exit of fans during matches.
Expressive welcome signs
Interestingly, there are guests " Gulf 25" In the city of Basra, expressive welcome signs filled the streets, venues and even cars, in messages filled with love and appreciation from the Iraqi people to the tournament guests, including: "Basra is your home"AND" Welcome our Gulf brothers to your city ".
Some taxis also raised banners reading: " Don’t ask for a taxi as long as you live, the car is at your command "In addition to receiving cars with license plates from the Gulf countries with great hospitality and providing various free services to help them reside or travel to the places they wish. Despite the rains Basra In the last few hours, however, the warm atmosphere among the fans has overshadowed the cold, and the streets have rekindled the celebrations, waiting for the start of the tournament.
Participation of school students
The celebrations in the streets of the city of Basra were not limited only to football fans, but also involved school students who, in turn, participated in the organization of numerous initiatives on the city’s corniche, wore of the Gulf and raised the flags of the countries participating in the tournament. " Gulf 25"and sang welcome songs.
The university students also played a role in supporting the organizational efforts by carrying out cleaning campaigns in the tourist places, in order to showcase the city in a beautiful way and to receive the guests of Basra in decent conditions. The residents of Basra, through the solidarity of the various segments of society, showed their great enthusiasm for the success of the Gulf Championship, and confirmation of Iraq’s return to its previous era of hosting major sporting events with success and competence .
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During the Sky News Arabia camera tour in the city of Basra, Diouf feels “Gulf 25With the atmosphere of joy and happiness that was punctuated by the demonstrations of decorations in the various streets of the city, in front of government and private offices, sports facilities, markets and popular places, and the residences of the delegations of the participating teams.
On Friday 6 January, the Organizing Committee completed preparations for the launch of the Gulf football match, in an atmosphere of optimism for the achievement of a great organizational success befitting the status of the tournament among the peoples of the region, especially in the face to the tight organization of fan reception and traffic regulation in the city, and the plans that have been put in place to best ensure the entry and exit of fans during matches.
Expressive welcome signs
What is remarkable, during the presence of the guests of “Khaleeji 25” in the city of Basra, are the expressive welcome banners that filled the streets, places and even cars, in messages full of love and appreciation from the Iraqi people to the guests of the tournament, including: “Basra is your home” and “Welcome to our Gulf brothers in your city”.
Some taxis have also hoisted banners reading “Don’t ask for a taxi as long as you live…the car is at your command”, as well as welcoming Gulf-registered cars and providing various free services to help them stay or go in the places they want. Despite the rains Basra In the last few hours, however, the warm atmosphere among the fans has overshadowed the cold, and the streets have rekindled the celebrations, waiting for the start of the tournament.
Participation of school students
The celebrations in the streets of the city of Basra were not limited to football fans alone, but also involved school students who participated in the organization of many initiatives on the city’s corniche, wore the Gulf uniforms, raised the flags of the countries participating in the “Gulf 25 “tournament, and intoned welcome songs.
The university students also played a role in supporting the organizational efforts by carrying out cleaning campaigns in the tourist places, in order to showcase the city in a beautiful way and to receive the guests of Basra in decent conditions. The residents of Basra, through the solidarity of the various segments of society, showed their great enthusiasm for the success of the Gulf Championship, and confirmation of Iraq’s return to its previous era of hosting major sporting events with success and competence .
