Nobody will come from here to work in the World Cup; Qatar got a job again in Spain’s decision
Qatar is preparing for the 2022 World Cup. Qatar has decided to host the World Cup to present itself in the best possible way in front of the countries of the world and to give new energy to the country’s economy.
But Qatar faces some crises one after another before the World Cup.
Many countries of the world and football clubs had already gathered and expressed their protest against Qatar on the basis of human rights violations. Many of the Qatari rules that must be followed by those who come to watch the World Cup have received great criticism.
As a result, Qatar is suffering without the necessary security personnel and police system to control the game.
Qatar, with a total population of only three million, doesn’t have enough people to control the crowd and other stuff during matches. Qatar has asked other countries to help it with people to work in this security system, known as the Riot Police.
Spain has announced its response on the matter. Spain said it could not release its citizens or officers to act as riot police.
There have been previous reports that Spain is considering Qatar’s demand. Cadena Ser Radio, the main media in Spain, had also shared some information on the matter. Spain is said to be considering sending 115 officers to Qatar.
But the Department of the Interior denied all those reports. The ministry said no one will be sent to Qatar to become riot police and there will be no further explanation.
Meanwhile, Turkey is ready to send 3,000 people to become riot police. Turkey informed him last month.
It is believed that Qatar will seek the help of more countries to set up an adequate security system. The country is said to be considering other systems as well. The Qatar Lola Cup starts in November.
Key Content: Spain denies Qatar’s request to send people to work in riot police for 2022 FIFA World Cup
