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FIFA signs Egypt government to World Cup sponsor deal

FIFA signs Egypt government to World Cup sponsor deal
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File photo showing football fans cheer and wave Egyptian national team. (Reuters)
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Photo showing football fans cheer and wave Egyptian national flags as they pose in front of a World Cup’s poster promoting their national team near the Akhmat Arena stadium, Grozny, June 11, 2018. (AFP)
Updated 12 June 2018

FIFA signs Egypt government to World Cup sponsor deal

FIFA signs Egypt government to World Cup sponsor deal

MOSCOW: FIFA has announced that Egypt government will be its first 2018 World Cup sponsor from Africa.
FIFA says “Egypt, Experience & Invest” fills the first of four African slots in a program for third-tier commercial deals. The value of the deal was not disclosed.
It is also the first World Cup sponsorship deal for FIFA in the past five years from outside China, Qatar and Russia.
Egypt aims to “showcase the wide spectrum of tourism experiences and investment potential that this country has to offer,” FIFA says.
FIFA now has 20 sponsors of the 34 places in a 2018 World Cup commercial program.