This resolution celebrates the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico—marking the first time the tournament has been hosted by three nations. The resolution welcomes international fans and players to North America and highlights the historic significance of the event, noting it will be the first World Cup to feature an expanded 48-team field with 104 total matches, along with 16 host cities across the three countries. The Senate resolution honors the collaboration between the three North American nations and recognizes the contributions of host cities in providing facilities and atmosphere for the global competition. The resolution also commits to ensuring equal access and protection for all participating teams, media, and fans regardless of nationality, and supports using the tournament as a platform for peace, friendship, and international competition. This is a ceremonial resolution with no direct funding or implementation requirements—it serves to formally express congressional support and celebration of the sporting event.