FIFA has decided to resume its anti-racism campaigns during the World Cup to be held in the summer.
“Elchi” reports that “The Athletic” publication released this information.
According to the source, the organization faced criticism for reducing the scope of such initiatives during last year’s club World Cup held in the USA and admitted that approach was wrong.
According to the new plan, slogans such as “No to Racism,” “Unite for Peace,” and “Unite the World” will be widely displayed in the stadiums where the World Cup will be held. FIFA officials stated that it is of great importance to use global tournaments to deliver important educational messages. This step will serve to increase awareness against the problems of racism and discrimination both in football and in society.