The President of France will attend the "Roosters" and Morocco summit from the stadium

French President Emmanuel Macron went to Qatar on Wednesday to attend the World Cup semi-final match between France and Morocco, according to what was confirmed by Sports Minister Amelie Odea Castera on France Info radio on Sunday. With a goal, "I will return with the president on Wednesday. The details of the trip have not yet been decided. He has pledged to do so and is committed to it. He will happily abide by it."

According to Amelie Odea Castera, the minister of sports, on France Info radio on Sunday, French President Emmanuel Macron travelled to Qatar on Wednesday to watch France play Morocco in the World Cup semifinal. Having a plan, "On Wednesday, the president and I will come back. The trip's specifics have not yet been determined. He is committed to doing as he has promised. He will gladly follow it."

Even before the start of the World Cup, the French president announced that he would attend the semi-finals or the final if the "roosters" qualified, a controversial commitment due to criticism of the conditions of migrant workers in Qatar, the impact of air-conditioned stadiums on the environment, and the status of women and minorities.

The French president made the contentious decision to watch the semi-finals or the final if the "roosters" advanced. This decision was made before the World Cup even got underway because of criticism of the treatment of migrant workers in Qatar, the environmental effects of air-conditioned stadiums, and the status of women and minorities.