The Qatar World Cup is about to start, but the FIFA (FIFA) suddenly reversed its previous decision on Friday (November 18) and would not sell beer around the eight World Cup stadiums.
As a Muslim country, Qatar has strict regulations on selling alcohol. However, in order to host the World Cup, regulations have been relaxed before allowing FIFA sponsor Budweiser to sell alcohol outside the stadium within three hours before the game and one hour after the game. However, the Qatar authorities asked Budweiser to move the beer stall to a less conspicuous position last Saturday (November 12).
It is now reported that at the further request of the Qatar royal family, the FIFA has confirmed that it will only sell wine in FIFA Fan Carnival and other fan areas and licensed places. They also thanked Anheus Busch InBev, which has Budweiser, for its understanding and continued support.
anonymous source said: "These discussions have been going on for a long time, and the overall feelings of all parties involved are generally believed that the stadium belongs to everyone... For many fans, the appearance of wine on site will not create a pleasant experience."
However, the news stated that alcohol will still be provided in the VIP area of the stadium. The statement also mentioned that Budweiser will sell alcohol-free beer around the stadium.
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