Fans gathered in numerous cities to cheer on the Pharaohs after their victory over Australia. From the Gulf to North Africa, scenes of joy and solidarity were observed as Egyptians abroad celebrated with other Arab communities, highlighting cultural ties and a shared passion for football. In Oman, Egyptian and Omani fans celebrated together, reflecting the strong friendship between the nations.
Saudi Arabia saw celebrations erupt in cities like Abu Arish, Jazan, and Riyadh, with thousands of Egyptian, Saudi, and Arab fans filling the streets. Jordan also witnessed celebrations, with Egyptians and Jordanians marking the achievement. In Libya, Egyptian and Libyan supporters watched the penalty shootout together, and in Yemen, fireworks lit up the night sky.
Kuwait and Iraq also joined the festivities, with Iraqi and Egyptian fans chanting "Long Live Egypt." Beyond the Arab region, Emirati influencer Ibrahim Behzad documented celebrations among Arab fans in Bangkok, Thailand. The cultural scene also responded, with Palestinian singer Qasem Al Najar releasing a song celebrating Egypt's victory.
In Gaza, Palestinians gathered in the streets to mark the historic moment. These celebrations across multiple countries and communities demonstrated that Egypt's World Cup journey fostered a shared sense of Arab unity and pride through football.
