FIFA headquarters is hosting the meeting, which will discuss important issues in terms of organisation, infrastructure, services, government support, legal aspects, human rights and sustainability.

In the coming weeks, inspections will be carried out of the different pitches and hotel establishments in the cities that are bidding to host the World Cup, all with an eye on preparations for upcoming readiness evaluations that will be completed.

The document outlines the commitment of the three federations to adhere to the rules and framework governing the bidding process.

The Presidents of Morocco, Portugal and Spain’s Football Associations met in Rabat today to sign a letter confirming their interest to bid for the FIFA World Cup 2030 and share their vision of the tournament with the world.

The president of the RFEF's Management Committee proposes "a dynamic of constant consultation" that will allow us to come together for the benefit of football:  Stating, "only through unity will we be able to move forward".

At the same time the top leaders were meeting in Lisbon, a meeting of the Candidacy Committee took place in Madrid.

The president of the interim committee, Pedro Rocha, held a meeting this Tuesday with the president of Aragón and the mayor of Zaragoza, as part of a series of meetings with the different bids to host the event in Spain.

Spain, Portugal, and Morocco ensure that they will work to present the best bid dossier and organize a memorable World Cup that honors diversity and celebrates the history of the competition with the passion for football that unites the three countries.

The presidents of the Spanish, Moroccan, and Portuguese federations met on Saturday to make progress in the bid.

The meeting, which took place in Monaco, focused on the joint bid for the 2030 World Cup.

The session on Monday focused on sustainability, an aspect of the bid in which the COE will play a special collaborative role.