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“Volunteering at the U-17 World Cup has been a once-in-a-lifetime experience”

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Last updated: 2025/11/20 at 5:45 PM
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Doha, Qatar – The FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 is currently underway, leveraging the support of 450 volunteers from diverse backgrounds to deliver the expanded 48-team tournament. The competition, hosted at the Competition Complex in Aspire Zone, began November 3rd and has already showcased a vibrant atmosphere with matches drawing fans of all ages. This volunteer effort is part of a larger initiative to recruit 4,000 volunteers for major sporting events in Qatar this year, including the FIFA Arab Cup and the FIFA Intercontinental Cup.

The tournament represents a significant opportunity for Qatar to further establish itself as a leading sports hub and demonstrate its organizational capabilities on a global stage. The event is generating economic activity through tourism and related services, but its impact extends beyond financial gains to encompass community engagement and skills development.

The Power of Volunteers at the FIFA U-17 World Cup

Volunteers are integral to the successful execution of any large-scale sporting event, and the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 is no exception. Representing 35 different nationalities, these individuals contribute across 14 functional areas, from workforce operations to spectator services. The extensive volunteer program highlights Qatar’s ability to mobilize a diverse and dedicated workforce.

For many, like 19-year-old Nepalese student Simran Namchu, this is a first-time opportunity to contribute to a major international tournament. “I have always been a spectator at the many tournaments that Qatar has hosted,” Namchu said. “This is my first time to be a volunteer for a major tournament and to be part of the action from the inside – it is a proud feeling.” The experience is offering valuable skills and insights to these young volunteers.

Skills Development & Impact

Beyond the logistical support, volunteers are gaining practical skills in event management, teamwork, and communication. Many reported an increased appreciation for the complexities involved in organizing large-scale events. This hands-on experience is beneficial for their personal and professional development, contributing to a skilled workforce within Qatar.

The single-venue format of this year’s tournament, a departure from previous iterations, presents a unique opportunity for fans. Attendees can watch multiple matches in a single day, maximizing their engagement with the U-17 World Cup action. This compact arrangement also streamlines operations for volunteers and organizers.

Additionally, the tournament serves as a platform for young footballing talent from around the globe. The event aims to foster the growth of the sport at the youth level, providing a stepping stone for future stars. The enthusiasm surrounding the competition underscores the enduring popularity of football, a key sport in Qatar as well as internationally. The event is also a showcase of Qatar’s commitment to football development and youth engagement within the nation.

The group stage and Round of 16 have already provided a spectular atmosphere, with up to eight matches scheduled daily. The event is seeing especially strong attendance from younger fans, who are able to look to the players on the pitch as inspirations.

Quarter-Final matches are scheduled to take place on November 21st. Tickets are available for purchase exclusively through the official tournament website. Looking ahead, organizers will assess the volunteer program’s effectiveness and gather feedback for future events. The success of the U-17 World Cup, and the volunteer component, will likely influence planning for upcoming events in Qatar, including preparations for future major international sporting competitions.

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