World Cup transforms Arab city nights

The article discusses the challenges and opportunities of hosting the 2026 World Cup, which will take place across three countries: the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and its impact on Arab audiences. It highlights geographical and political obstacles such as visa restrictions, high travel costs, and time zone differences that can affect fans' ability to follow the matches. Conversely, Arab countries rely on their communities in North America to support spectator turnout, and are working on developing fan zones within the region to boost economic activity and foster community engagement. Many matches are scheduled to be played late at night and will be broadcast on screens in Arab cities, opening up new social, economic, and investment opportunities related to the event.

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