This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Saudi Arabia confirms the ban on selling wines during the 2034 World Cup
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has set its position concerning the sale of alcohol during the 2034 World Cup reception period, and announced that alcohol will not be sold in stadiums, hotels or restaurants. Prince Khalid Bin Bandar Al Saud, Saudi Ambassador in Britain, confirmed during his conversation on British radio “LBC” that his country does not allow alcohol in any of the places in the next World Cup, By saying: “At present, we do not allow alcohol. We are a host country and we will work to organize the best World Cup. »»
Saudi Arabia focuses on its culture and traditions in the World Cup
Prince Khaled added that Saudi Arabia would like to preserve its culture, noting that visitors can take advantage of the World Cup without the need to drink alcohol, considering that it is not necessary. He explained: “If you want to drink alcohol after leaving Saudi Arabia, it’s your business, but at present, we have no alcohol. “Just like our time, our country is dry. »»
The Saudi ambassador clarifies the position of his country concerning the culture of the World Cup
The ambassador concluded his speech by confirming that Saudi Arabia is ready to receive visitors according to its culture, adding: “Everyone has its own culture. We are happy to welcome people within the limits of our culture, but we don’t want to change our culture for someone else. The ambassador pointed out that visitors can taste non -alcoholic drinks such as tea and coffee, concluding his speech with a joke: “You can come to Saudi Arabia, and I will host you with tea and coffee. »»
