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Fifa World Cup: This Qatari national hopes to see the World Cup every year in his country
Mohammed is proud of the way the Arab teams have performed in the tournament
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With his face painted in Brazil colours, a young Qatari named Mohammed was greeting every foreigner on the metro train.
Mohammed was only 14 in 2010 when Qatar famously won the bid to host the first-ever World Cup in the middle-east region.
Now 12 years later, the country has turned his dream into a glorious reality.
Mohammed says he is incredibly happy and proud of his country.
“Yes, I wear the Brazil colours for their matches. But if you ask me, I support every team that is playing in the World Cup here in Qatar,” Mohammed told this reporter.
“Yes, I am very happy that the World Cup dream has come true. I wish that our country organises the World Cup every year.”
Mohammed is also proud of the way the Arab teams have performed in the World Cup.
“Yes, I am very happy for the Arab teams,” he said.
“In fact, I was at the stadium when Saudi Arabia beat Argentina. It was an amazing match.”
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