Qatar is set to host the second edition of the FIFA Arab Cup from December 1-18, 2025. The tournament, a prestigious competition for Arab national teams. The Arab Cup, which brings together teams from the Arab world, was granted to Qatar for the first four editions by FIFA, solidifying the country’s growing influence in international football.
The first edition of the tournament was held in 2021, with the event proving to be a major success in terms of both organization and competition. Algeria emerged as the champions of that inaugural edition, defeating Tunisia in the final to claim their second Arab Cup title.
The 2025 edition promises to build on the success of the inaugural tournament, with Qatar’s world-class facilities and infrastructure ensuring a memorable experience for both players and fans. As the host nation, Qatar will benefit from its extensive investments in football development and stadium construction, which were showcased during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
With several top teams from across the Arab world set to compete, including powerhouses like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE and Morocco, the second edition of the Arab Cup is expected to be a highly anticipated event. Qatar’s ability to organize major tournaments makes it a fitting host for this prestigious regional competition.
