FIFA World Cup

On 14th August 2009, FIFA and the

2010 FIFA World Cup

Organizing Committee South Africa unveiled the

2010 FIFA World Cup Ticket

Fund. Approximately 120, 000 complimentary world cup tickets for category four have been allocated in South Africa, which will result in various social and development steps. In the 80 year old history of

FIFA 2010 World Cup

, this is certainly a unique step taken.
The locals of South Africa are provided with unique opportunity of cheap football

world cup Tickets.

The youth of South Africa have been mainly targeted. This results in their participation in sports or football related activities and other community related activities, which includes social and human development programmes.
The Ticket Fund programme for the

FIFA World Cup 2010

mainly includes health issues for children and young adults, financial knowledge and green goals. According to FIFA President, “The Ticket Fund aims to use the excitement and passion for the game in the country as a tool to motivate and engage people, particularly young South Africans, on topics such as education, health and the environment.” The workers who have built the venues will be awarded with two tickets for a group stage match.
CEO of the 2010 Organising Committee, Danny Jordaan, “There is a massive global demand for tickets to the tournament, but we are doing all we can to ensure South African residents are well represented in the stadiums with their unique vibrancy and spirit. It also shows appreciation for the critical role played by the thousands of construction workers, whose skill and dedication has made this project a vivid reality.”