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Amman, June 1 (Petra) — The Ministry of Youth announced on Monday
that it will broadcast the national football team matches during its
historic participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup on giant screens in
three youth cities across the Kingdom, in addition to screening all
tournament matches at 60 youth centers nationwide.
Minister of Youth Raed Adwan said the initiative reflects the Royal
directives and vision supporting young people and sports, as well as
the efforts of HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II in
promoting sports and supporting Jordanian fans.
He stressed the ministry’s commitment to providing safe public spaces
for young people and supporters of the national team to cheer on
Jordan during its World Cup campaign.
The designated viewing venues for Jordan’s matches will be the Arena
Hall at Al Hussein Youth City in Amman, Aqaba Youth City, and the
Gymnasium Hall at Al Hassan Youth City in Irbid.
All World Cup matches will also be broadcast at 60 youth centers
across governorates, beginning with the tournament’s opening ceremony
on June 11.
//Petra// AF