WASHINGTON, D.C.– President Donald Trump has established a task force to coordinate preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Trump signed an executive order to formalize the task force, which will focus on security, infrastructure, and diplomatic relations. He will chair the committee.
The task force will address security concerns, work on infrastructure improvements, and ensure cooperation between the host countries.
It will also assess stadiums, transportation, and hospitality venues to meet FIFA standards.
The task force’s efforts will include managing trade tensions, fostering diplomatic ties, and ensuring the safety of participants and attendees.
The World Cup is expected to have a significant economic impact, and the task force will work to maximize these benefits.
The committee will collaborate with various government agencies, private enterprises, and community organizations to ensure successful preparations for the tournament.
