World Cup Projects to Conclude in 2020, Says Al Thawadi
Sports infrastructure projects of the 2022 World Cup
Doha - Arab Today
Sports infrastructure projects of the 2022 World Cup are progressing according to the schedule and will be complete in 2020, Hassan Al Thawadi, secretary general of the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC), said Monday.
Speaking on the sidelines of the ceremony to honor winning schools in Tarsheed 22 competition for energy efficiency, Al Thawadi said Khalifa International Stadium will be the first venues to complete construction work, with other venues to be ready between 2018 and 2020.
Al Thawadi said the SC has so far announced the start of the design process for five venues, while two further venues had contracts awarded to the main contractor. The SC secretary general said work has already begun in five to six current venues, adding that the remaining ones will be announced soon.
Source: QNA
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