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المملكة: With the names… preparing 37 sites to watch the 2026 World Cup matches in Riyadh


Launched initiative ""via offices "My city" And in the governorates and centers of the region.

It announced the preparation of more than 37 community sites equipped to follow up , with the aim of providing the opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy the atmosphere of the tournament near their locations.

World Cup 2026

The secretariat explained that it had prepared 12 sites within the city of Riyadh distributed over five geographical areas, including offices in the cities of Mansoura, Al-Mughrazat and Al-Ma’athar in the center of the capital, Al-Nafal and Al-Aqiq in the north, Cordoba and the Gulf in the east, and Laban and Tuwaiq in the west, in addition to Okaz, Al-Salam, and Al-Ha’ir, south of the city.

It also prepared more than 25 sites in the governorates and centers of the Riyadh region, including Hotat Bani Tamim, Al-Dalam, Al-Hayyaniya, Barak, Al-Badi, Rawdat Sudair, Al-Hilwah, Al-Hassa, Al-Dawadmi, Al-Quwayiyah, Al-Kharj, Al-Bajadiya, Al-Rain, Al-Hadar, Afif, Marat, and Nafi, allowing residents and visitors to follow the championship matches in locations close to them.

Show sites

The show sites varied between public parks, walkways, municipal theatres, celebration squares, and hospitality sites, as they were prepared to receive the public throughout the tournament, and provide an interactive viewing experience that reflects the atmosphere of the global sporting event.

The secretariat confirmed that the initiative aims to enhance community interaction, and provide the opportunity for residents and visitors to participate in the atmosphere of competition and excitement accompanying the tournament.

This is in addition to activating public facilities and enhancing communication between Offices "My city" And neighborhood residents, in line with the municipality’s vision of being a pioneering municipality for prosperous and sustainable kindergartens that improves the quality of life.

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