World Cup scrutiny shifts to Morocco, focusing on costs and legacy
As the 2030 World Cup co-hosting plans take shape, attention has turned to Morocco's role, with debates over the economic costs and long-term legacy of the tournament. The Guardian reports that organizers and critics alike are questioning whether the investment will bring lasting benefits or strain resources. This matters because Morocco's involvement marks a historic first for North Africa and could set precedents for future World Cup hosting decisions.