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The story mentions Scotland's national team exited their first World Cup finals since 1998. This means their recent appearance was their first in 24 years, highlighting a long absence from the global stage. Participating in major tournaments is crucial for national pride, player development, and attracting investment, making the summit's focus on future success particularly relevant.
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