The final draw for the FIFA World Cup will take place on December 5 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., at 12 noon, with a global broadcast reaching an estimated one billion viewers. The draw will determine the match schedule for 48 participating teams competing in 104 matches over one month. The event is framed as both a major sporting competition and a social occasion that unites nations and fans. The World Cup trophy will be present at the draw. The United States, Canada, and Mexico will jointly host the tournament.
Thank you. Thank you, thank you, president. Great honor for me to be here with you today, president, vice president, excellencies. Fantastic to announce what you said, which is the final draw of the FIFA World Cup on the 5th of December here in the Capitol. In the Kennedy Center in Washington. There's a 12 noon sharp. It will be broadcast live all over the world. One billion viewers will watch it.
It's not just the biggest, the greatest event. Not just a sports event, it's a social event as well with a lot of emotion. We are uniting the world, Mr. President, uniting the world here in America and we are very proud of that. And those teams, those national teams who will come here to participate in this draw with their coaches or their presidents, they will all be proud to be part of writing this history.
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