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Qatar to Dedicate “Asia Cup 2023” Revenues to Palestine

December 25, 2023
Qatar to Dedicate "Asia Cup 2023" Revenues to Palestine
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The Event Director of the Asia Cup 2023 Organizing Committee, Mi’ad Al-Emadi, announced that all ticket proceeds from the tournament will be donated to support families in Palestine.

This decision, reported by the Ammon News Agency, reflects a strong message of support and remembrance for the people of Gaza, symbolizing the spirit of unity and resilience.

The Asia Cup 2023, set to commence in Doha on January 12th, is not just about showcasing athletic prowess but also carries a significant humanitarian message.

The accompanying events of the tournament are designed to send powerful messages of support to Palestine, embodying the true essence of sportsmanship.

Al-Emadi highlighted the overwhelming popularity of the Palestinian team’s matches, which saw the highest ticket sales in the past three sales phases.

She attributed this to the global community’s desire to stand in solidarity with the noble cause of Palestine. As a result, matches featuring the Palestinian team are expected to have a unique atmosphere, buoyed by significant fan support.

In a related development, Israel informed Qatar of its willingness to facilitate a week-long humanitarian truce in exchange for the release of 40 hostages held by the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip.

According to the Israeli news website “Walla,” Israeli officials and a foreign source reported Israel’s readiness to engage in a humanitarian ceasefire for a week, as communicated to the Qatari mediators.

This gesture by the Asia Cup 2023 organizers, alongside ongoing diplomatic efforts, highlights the intersection of sports, politics, and humanitarian concerns in today’s global landscape.

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