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Egyptian Official Responds to UN President's World Cup Remark with Call for Fair Play
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Egyptian Official Responds to UN President's World Cup Remark with Call for Fair Play
Egypt's Minister of Planning Ahmed Rostam replied to a UN session president's comment about the Egypt‑Argentina match by stressing adherence to rules and equal opportunity.
- During a UN sustainable development forum, the session president invoked the Egypt-Argentina World Cup match as a lesson on not giving up until the final minute.
- Egyptian Minister of Planning Ahmed Rostam responded by calling for commitment to the rules of the game and fair competition.
- Rostam added that World Cup lessons show every minute matters and stressed the need to ensure equal opportunity for all.
- Egypt qualified for the Round of 16 after defeating Australia on penalties and will face Argentina on Tuesday.
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