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Qatar has announced its readiness to host the 2026 Badminton World Cup, which will take place from November 2 to 7 at the Khalifa International Sports Complex in Doha. This hosting comes as a result of Qatar’s previous successes in organizing international tournaments, marking the third time the country has hosted the event after 2021 and 2024. This reflects Doha’s global sporting stature. The tournament features 32 teams—16 men's teams and 16 women's teams—including the Qatari national team, which is ranked among the top ten in the world after winning the gold medal in its debut at the Nagoya Asian Games. The competition follows a group stage format with four groups of four teams each, comprising league matches, followed by knockout rounds to determine final placements, ensuring maximum participation and experience for all teams. The venues have been fully equipped, with international confidence in Qatar’s organizational capabilities, and tickets are being sold electronically. A festive atmosphere has also been prepared for fans. Qatar, along with the countries that previously hosted the tournament, is among the most frequent hosts of the Badminton World Cup, with an impressive record of successful organizational experiences.
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