Niger, Accompanied by Their Secretaries General and Consultants, Met Thursday in Ouagadougou to Advance Their Joint Bid to Host the 2032

The meeting follows the acceptance of their declaration of interest by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The work aims to finalize a solid and competitive joint dossier. The three countries intend to pool their experiences, infrastructure, and expertise in order to present a bid that meets CAF's requirements.

Discussions will continue this Friday, August 14, to deepen and finalize the various components of the bid file. The joint candidacy comes after CAF's approval, with talks resuming on Friday to complete the application process. The three West African nations are working together to secure hosting rights for the 2032 tournament.