- 68th FIFA Congress assigns the United Bid with 67 for every penny of the 200 legitimate votes
- Incomparable administrative body favors strong money related articulations and spending plan for the 2019-2022 cycle
The 2026 FIFA World Cup™ will be organized in Canada, Mexico and the United States. This Wednesday, 13 June, the 68th FIFA Congress assembled in Moscow and assigned the three nations as the hosts of football's most lofty competition, which by then will be played with 48 groups.
The United Bid got 134 of 200 votes cast, or 67 for every penny. Morocco counted 65 votes (33 for each penny), and one single part affiliation voted not to pick both of the two offers.
On the eve of the opening session of the 2018 FIFA World Cup™, the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin showed up at the Expocentre and conveyed a discourse to the delegates of FIFA's part affiliations emphasizing the nation's preparation to welcome the world.
Financial results and spending plan for 2019-2022 affirmed
The 68th FIFA Congress, among different choices, endorsed the 2017 Financial Report and affirmed the financial plan for the 2019-2022 cycle, with a steadfast spotlight on football advancement.
In the wake of having been given refreshed monetary outcomes which demonstrate that FIFA has presently contracted more than USD 6.1 billion in incomes – or 108 for each penny of its full-cycle spending plan for 2015-2018 – the FIFA Congress affirmed the financial plan for the 2019-2022 cycle, which expect a development in income to USD 6.56 billion. Of this number, 70 for every penny is as of now contracted. The financial plan for costs is USD 6.46 billion, of which 80 for each penny will be put resources into football exercises.
The financial plan for the FIFA Forward Program will be expanded by USD 667 million to a sum of USD 1.746 billion. Subsequently, the interest being developed and instruction increments by 41 for each penny contrasted with the present cycle.
The 69th FIFA Congress is booked for 5 June 2019, in Paris, on the eve of the opening match of the FIFA Women's World Cup™.
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