Valcke said FIFA's executive committee were expected to approve the regulations for the bidding process at its next meeting in May and that the tournament should be played in the traditional slot of June and July.
He added that the campaign "will be transparent from the first minute of the process until the decision-making."
Under new rules following the controversy over the 2018 and 2022 World Cup awards, the hosts will be chosen by the 209 member associations of FIFA at a vote in Kuala Lumpur, instead of just the executive committee.
(Reporting by Brian Homewood; editing by Justin Palmer)
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