Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani

And that's basically, we said very clear, we respect everybody who's coming here as long as they are respecting the laws in that country, as you are expecting from the Qataris when they visit any of your countries in Europe, to respect your laws. And basically that's what we want from the people. Anything happen in their personal life, it's their personal life.

But nothing should happen in public against the laws of the state of Qatar. And we will never change. The problem that those countries and NGOs put a lot of efforts in demonizing this World Cup in order to impose their values, yet there were many things happening around the world, and they are just turning a blind eye.

But nothing should happen in public against the laws of the state of Qatar. And we will never change. The problem that those countries and NGOs put a lot of efforts in demonizing this World Cup in order to impose their values, yet there were many things happening around the world, and they are just turning a blind eye.

But nothing should happen in public against the laws of the state of Qatar. And we will never change. The problem that those countries and NGOs put a lot of efforts in demonizing this World Cup in order to impose their values, yet there were many things happening around the world, and they are just turning a blind eye.

If they put some efforts and energy on those real issues that affecting the human lives around the world, It would be much better than the waste investment that was in campaigns against the country to change its values, to impose new values which are not even related to us.

If they put some efforts and energy on those real issues that affecting the human lives around the world, It would be much better than the waste investment that was in campaigns against the country to change its values, to impose new values which are not even related to us.

If they put some efforts and energy on those real issues that affecting the human lives around the world, It would be much better than the waste investment that was in campaigns against the country to change its values, to impose new values which are not even related to us.

Well, I think it's mainly driven by an agenda that these are the things that we would like to see in countries that they are not accepting it, you know, and societies that they are not accepting it. We need to make it normal for them. We need to normalize it. A lot didn't accept the fact that Qatar is a small Arab country, can host a world-class tournament.

Well, I think it's mainly driven by an agenda that these are the things that we would like to see in countries that they are not accepting it, you know, and societies that they are not accepting it. We need to make it normal for them. We need to normalize it. A lot didn't accept the fact that Qatar is a small Arab country, can host a world-class tournament.

Well, I think it's mainly driven by an agenda that these are the things that we would like to see in countries that they are not accepting it, you know, and societies that they are not accepting it. We need to make it normal for them. We need to normalize it. A lot didn't accept the fact that Qatar is a small Arab country, can host a world-class tournament.

Basically, they were like, you know, how a lot of attacks that why Qatar won the World Cup, like they don't have even the culture of the World Cup. I don't know what's, you know, what does it mean if... If I am a country, like a marginal country, I don't have the right to host a world tournament. And this is more about, honestly, I see it like more racism and superiority.

Basically, they were like, you know, how a lot of attacks that why Qatar won the World Cup, like they don't have even the culture of the World Cup. I don't know what's, you know, what does it mean if... If I am a country, like a marginal country, I don't have the right to host a world tournament. And this is more about, honestly, I see it like more racism and superiority.

Basically, they were like, you know, how a lot of attacks that why Qatar won the World Cup, like they don't have even the culture of the World Cup. I don't know what's, you know, what does it mean if... If I am a country, like a marginal country, I don't have the right to host a world tournament. And this is more about, honestly, I see it like more racism and superiority.

And that's basically, I think, the main driver for this.

And that's basically, I think, the main driver for this.

And that's basically, I think, the main driver for this.

Is that true? Well, it is true, actually. Sometimes when you have international organizations trying to impose certain conditions in order to give you the better status that will make you look good, It requires from you some steps that you will do that it's not even needed here in this kind of society. Look, Qatar is a very small country. The people here, family matters for us.

Is that true? Well, it is true, actually. Sometimes when you have international organizations trying to impose certain conditions in order to give you the better status that will make you look good, It requires from you some steps that you will do that it's not even needed here in this kind of society. Look, Qatar is a very small country. The people here, family matters for us.

Is that true? Well, it is true, actually. Sometimes when you have international organizations trying to impose certain conditions in order to give you the better status that will make you look good, It requires from you some steps that you will do that it's not even needed here in this kind of society. Look, Qatar is a very small country. The people here, family matters for us.

Parents matter for us. We are indebted to our parents until the last day in their life or in our lives, whatever comes first. If someone will leave his parents alone without taking care of it, he will be publicly shamed by the society. It's not really an acceptable custom or habit in this country to have your elder, to have your parents staying in a senior home.