Qatar's World Cup vision
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Qatar hopes to host the 2022 World Cup in temperatures of over 40 C
- It plans to use solar power to air condition its stadiums
- Qatar will be the first country in the Middle East to stage the event
(CNN) -- Qatar plans to build nine fully air-conditioned open-air stadiums to stage matches at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Click through the gallery above to see how the stadiums will look.
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