PHILIPSBURG — Morocco’s prime minister has cautioned the country’s football federation against making public commitments regarding the organization of the 2030 FIFA World Cup final without confirmed arrangements in place.

According to BBC, the prime minister has urged the football federation to refrain from making promises that have not yet been formally finalized. The 2030 World Cup will be held in part in Morocco, but the allocation of specific matches, including the final, remains subject to ongoing negotiations.

The prime minister’s remarks reflect the complexity involved in preparing for the tournament. Morocco is part of a multi-country hosting arrangement for the competition, but the precise distribution of matches and facilities has not yet been fully determined.

FIFA and the participating nations continue to conduct discussions regarding the logistical and organizational details of the tournament. The Moroccan prime minister’s caution underscores the importance of restraint in public statements until all agreements have been formally concluded.