World Football Summit kicks off in Saudi Arabia
RIYADH (AA) – The World Football Summit (WFS) officially began in Saudi Arabia on Monday, bringing together key stakeholders from the global football community.
At the opening ceremony, attended by representatives from major football organizations such as FIFA and UEFA, along with senior executives, players, and technical staff, the summit’s co-founder and managing director, Jan Alessie, outlined the event’s overarching goal.
“Our mission is to unite the football industry,” Alessie said, emphasizing the summit’s role as a platform for fostering collaboration and innovation across all facets of the sport.
Saudi Arabia’s Vice Minister of Sport Bader Alkadi underscored the critical role of sports in his country’s development.
Highlighting Saudi Arabia’s substantial investments in the sports sector, Alkadi said: “As a nation, we live happier, longer, and more active lives thanks to sports. We connect the world through sports.”
He asserted that the investment in sports is intended to improve the quality of life for Saudis.
The event serves as a forum for discussions about football’s future, with a focus on sustainability, technological advancements, and global development.
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