In a bold move to secure the hosting rights for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, Morocco, Portugal, and Spain unveiled their bid slogan, logo, and ambassadors. The bid slogan, "Yalla Vamos 2030", which translates to "Forward to 2030", signifies the unity and determination of the three countries in their quest to bring the prestigious tournament to their shores.

Leading the charge as ambassadors for the joint bid are football legends Luis Figo from Portugal, Andres Iniesta from Spain, and Noureddine Naybet from Morocco. Joining them are current football stars Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal, Dolores Silva from Portugal, Alvaro Morata from Spain, Irene Paredes from Spain, Achraf Hakimi from Morocco, Hakim Ziyech from Morocco, and Ouleymata Sarr from Morocco, as well as Samuel Eto'o representing the African continent.

The unveiling of the bid's logo adds a visual identity to the collective effort of the three nations. The design, which incorporates elements from each country's rich football heritage, aims to capture the spirit of unity and diversity that the joint bid represents. The logo serves as a symbol of the shared commitment to hosting a memorable and inclusive World Cup in 2030.

In a historic decision, FIFA announced in October 2023 that the International Football Association Council had unanimously agreed that Spain, Portugal, and Morocco were the sole eligible candidates to jointly bid for the 2030 World Cup. This decision came after a rigorous evaluation process, and if the three countries successfully navigate the upcoming bidding process, they will officially be awarded the hosting rights at the 2024 FIFA Congress.

As 2030 marks the 100th anniversary of the inaugural FIFA World Cup, FIFA plans to hold celebrations in Uruguay, the host of the first-ever World Cup in 1930. Additionally, Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay will each host a match during the opening stages of the 2030 World Cup, further emphasizing the historical significance of the tournament's centenary edition. The joint bid from Morocco, Portugal, and Spain aims to showcase the unique cultural heritage and football passion of each nation, offering a diverse and vibrant experience for fans and players alike. With a strong lineup of ambassadors and a compelling bid slogan and logo, the three countries are poised to make a compelling case for hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup on their shared soil.In the coming months, Morocco, Portugal, and Spain will continue to work closely together to fine-tune their bid proposal and demonstrate to FIFA why they are the ideal choice to host the 2030 World Cup. As the excitement builds towards the final decision, football fans around the world eagerly anticipate the prospect of witnessing a truly memorable and historic tournament in 2030, led by the united efforts of these three football-loving nations.