Morocco's $12B stadium aims to host World Cup final
The article focuses on Morocco's pursuit of hosting the 2030 World Cup final, where it faces strong competition from Spain, which intends to host the final at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. As a result, the two countries are vying for the honor of organizing one of the most important events in global football. Morocco is currently constructing a new stadium near Casablanca at a cost of up to $12 billion, which will accommodate more than 115,000 spectators and aims to be the largest stadium in the world. This is part of the challenge against Spain, a supporter of hosting the final, which boasts advanced infrastructure such as Camp Nou and Santiago Bernabéu stadiums. The coming period is expected to witness significant pressure from both sides and increased promotional campaigns, as Morocco prepares its bid. This would make it the second African city to host a World Cup final, after Johannesburg in 2010.
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