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Tight credit markets could make financing for large-scale projects hard or prohibitively expensive. <strong>Som</strong>e major sporting events cannot be held when the temperature is too high. So infrastructure has to be built with keep in mind this point or event must organize in other seasons during January. Like, When Asian Football Confederation selected Qatar as the host of the 2011 AFC Asian Cup they opted to run the event in the January window rather than July or August because they considered it to be "too hot‖ in the Gulf region. Estimated Capital Requirement • The basic capital requirement to start a business in Qatar is estimated to be 200000 QR. • Since our company is going in a joint venture, it would not require a huge start up, but due to the company being into sports infrastructure industry it would require 1000000 QR as its start up cost. HOSTING FIFA WORLD CUP 2022 According Middle East Economic Digest ( MEED ), Qatar‘s successful bid to host the FIFA world cup in 2022 is said to launch a US $ 60 billion construction boom in the gulf state. MEED estimates that infrastructure projects for sports worth approximately US $ 55-60 billion that had been planned and will now go ahead. For the world cup 2022, Qatar government is expecting to have 12 football stadiums which will host the matches. Out of 12, 3 stadiums already exist and which will be expanded in terms of increasing their seating capacity and facilities to the players and the fans. 84 | P a g e
The other 9 stadiums will be state of the art eco-friendly and cutting edge football stadiums and Qatar has estimated a budget of US $ 4 billion for it. The name and location of the stadiums are as follows:- Lusail- Lusail iconic stadium Doha- Khalifa international stadium Doha- sports city stadium Doha- education city stadium Al khor- Al Khor stadium Madinat ast Shamal- Al Shamal stadium Al Wakrah- Al Wakrah stadium Umm Salal- Umm Salal stadium Doha- Doha port stadium Doha- Thani Bin Jassim stadium Al Rayyan- Ahmed Bin Ali stadium Doha- Qatar university stadium Out of 12, the first 5 stadiums will employ cooling technology capable of reducing the temperature of the stadium to 20 °C (68 °F), and the upper tiers of the stadiums will be disassembled after the World Cup and donated to countries with less developed sports infrastructure. The Lusail iconic stadium will have a capacity of 86,000 seats and the tournament‘s opening and closing ceremony along with final matches will be held there. Al Khor, which is located 50 kms north of Doha, will have the stadium named Al khor stadium. It will have a capacity of 45K to 46K and out of it, 20K would be temporary seats in upper tier which will be disassembled after the FIFA. The Al Wakrah stadium to be located in Al wakrah. It is in the southern part of Qatar. It will have the same capacity as Al Khor stadium with same temporary seats. The stadium will be decorated with Islamic art and will also be surrounded by large solar panels which will assist in generating electricity. All these infrastructure projects are part of Qatar‘s ambitious National Vision 2030 which is for modernizing the country and making it a role model for the whole world. 85 | P a g e
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