Morocco officially announced that it will host the final of the 2030 World Cup, in a joint project with Portugal and Spain. The decision was presented as a historic achievement for the African continent and for the North African country.
The organization of the tournament is under the responsibility of three Ibero-African countries: Morocco, Portugal and Spain. This will be the first time the World Cup is organized jointly by countries from three different continents.
However, FIFA has not yet officially confirmed the distribution of matches among the hosting countries. The governing body of world football is the one with the final say on the allocation of matches, including the decision on which country will host the final.
Morocco's announcement comes at a time when preparations for the 2030 World Cup continue in progress. The competition is scheduled to take place within six years, with an unprecedented organizational structure in the history of the World Cups.
