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The 2022-23 Fifa World Cup in Qatar is a source of joy for many fans.

The 2022-23 Fifa World Cup in Qatar is a source of joy for many fans. With the tournament taking place in the Middle East for the first time, it will be an opportunity to bring people from different cultures together and bridge gaps.

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There is a lot of speculation in the media about whether the Qatar world cup 2022-23 will actually happen or not.

Europe's soccer governing body association says it is preparing to take over so that Qatar doesn't have to worry about it as there were a lot of issues with paperwork and money

Qatar is due to host the 2022 Fifa World Cup in November next year, but this has come under question following allegations that they are using slave labour, as well as accusations that Qatari officials have behaved improperly when bidding for the right to host. They have vehemently refuted all allegations against them.

IT'S CLAIMED THAT BY FEBRUARY 2017, OF THE SIDED CONTRACTS FOR THE WORLD CUP 2018 WITH DIFFERENT PARTNERS, 80% HAVE SO FAR BEEN FINALISED

Recently the non-for-profit group "Football Watch" has alleged that back pay from players from national teams together with extra costs such as air

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With Qatar's second world tournaments, in 2019 the Qatar Stadiums Management bought more than 85,000 seats after those seats were sold out, and some fans seem to believe that Qatar is better than Russia because they feel more respect in Qatar.

Some people argue that this event would benefit the country despite all its obstacles because it will also increase tourism and boost economy.

Motivated by the 2022-23 Fifa World Cup in Qatar and increasing tourism it will also create job for many people who migrate to Doha for construction jobs.

Others think this world cup does not bring joy to them because of all the mistreatment from airport authorities.

And finally, what soccer really means to some people from poorer countries who live with a sense of satisfaction when on television one evening their national teams appears for the first time in a world cup finalsing without ever going there themselves.