The Presidents of the United States and FIFA, Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino, announced an ambitious plan for the reconstruction of sports infrastructure in Gaza, devastated by conflicts. A fund of 75 million dollars, partially financed by FIFA, will be dedicated to football projects in the area. Trump stated that FIFA will contribute to raising this amount and emphasized the importance of building fields and attracting global stars to support this endeavor. The plan includes the construction of 50 mini-FIFA Arena fields, five standard fields, a high-class FIFA academy, and a new national stadium with 20,000 seats. The project will begin when security conditions allow, with an estimated duration of three years. Infantino highlighted the signing of a historic agreement that will support reconstruction in the conflict-affected areas.
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