Khalifa International Stadium is an iconic sporting venue located in Al Rayyan, Qatar, significantly renovated and expanded to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup matches. With a capacity of around 40,000 spectators, it has been a landmark for major sporting events since its original inauguration in 1976. The stadium is part of the Doha Sports City complex, also known as Aspire Zone. It features a unique dual arch design that has become a symbol of architectural innovation in sports venues worldwide. The stadium is equipped with advanced cooling technology to combat the desert heat, making it a pioneering project in terms of sustainability and visitor comfort. It has hosted countless national and international events, including the Asian Games, the AFC Asian Cup, and various high-profile football matches. The inclusion of the stadium in Qatar's World Cup bid propelled it to undergo extensive renovations to meet FIFA standards, leading to enhancements in safety, seating, facilities, and aesthetic appeal, solidifying its reputation as a premier sports and cultural hub.