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The Public Works Authority ‘Ashghal’ Says That All FIFA World Cup Projects Are Complete
The Public Works Authority “Ashghal” has declared that all projects connected to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 have been finished and are ready for full operation.
All infrastructure for the FIFA World Cup has been officially completed
The nation has been working on hundreds of projects for more than ten years to enhance the overall spectator experience throughout the competition.
Qatar is now showcasing its newest attractions, including cutting-edge stadiums, environmentally friendly transit, new road infrastructure, and mind-boggling entertainment alternatives.
The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 has a commitment from Ashghal to complete all projects for more than ten years.
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Expressway projects leading to the stadiums totaling 1,791 km, along with 207 bridges and 143 tunnels, have been completed.
Among the important roads that have recently been opened are Al Majd Road, Al Khor Road, Lusail Road, G-Ring Road, and Al Rayyan Road. Additional examples include Sabah Al Ahmad Corridor, E-Ring Road, and Khalifa Avenue.
In addition to five pedestrian tunnels as well as more than 16 bridges, Ashghal constructed 2,131 km of pedestrian and bicycle paths as part of Qatar’s highway and municipal road projects to promote a better way of life.
These routes connect each of the venues where matches will be played at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
In collaboration with the Ministry of Transportation, one of the significant projects that was completed was the building of 15 bus depots and stations to transport the general public and facilitate transportation during the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Three plazas were also constructed to serve as landmarks for celebrations and events.
Al Bidda Park can house 40,000–80,000 people.
Ashghal has constructed 10,000 hotel rooms as well as housing units in Ras Bu Fontas, Rayyan, and Lusail for FIFA World Cup 2022 supporters.
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