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Sir Clive Woodward confirmed at Aspire4Sport
The director of sport for the British Olympic Association (BOA), Sir Clive Woodward, has signed up as a speaker to the Aspire4Sport Conference and Expo in Doha, Qatar next month.
FIFA questions Spain and Qatar over bid collusion
The leaders of the Iberian and Qatar bids to host the World Cup will be investigated by FIFA's ethics committee over allegations of vote trading.
Sir Alex Ferguson confirms for Aspire4Sport Conference and Expo
The inaugural Aspire4Sport Conference and Expo has received confirmation that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will join the line-up of major sports personalities at the event in Doha, Qatar, from November 15-18.
Argentina and Brazil World Cup icons to be honoured by Aspire4Sport
Legendary stars Carlos Alberto, Mario Kempes and Ossie Ardiles have all been confirmed for the Aspire4Sport-organised World Cup Icons presentation before the Argentina-Brazil friendly on November 17 at the Khalifa International Stadium, in Doha, Qatar.
Aspire4Sport announces partnership with SportBusiness
The Aspire4Sport Congress and Exhibition has announced a media partnership with the SportBusiness Group, the world’s leading supplier of information, media and B2B marketing services to the sports industry.
Qatar ups efforts to be Formula One host
Nasser bin Khalifa Al Attiyah, president of Qatar’s Motor and Motorcycling Federation (QMMF), yesterday said the country’s Losail International Circuit is being upgraded in a move to become the third Persian Gulf country to host a Formula One race.
Malaga owner to drop bookmaker sponsor on religious grounds
Qatar’s Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Al-Thani plans to replace bookmaker William Hill as shirt sponsor of his newly-acquired football team, La Liga’s Malaga, because of his religious beliefs.
Sony Ericsson cuts women’s tennis funding
Mobile phone maker Sony Erisson has extended for two years its sponsorship of the Women's Tennis Association, but has cut the value the of the deal and lost competition naming rights, the Financial Times reports.
Soccerex ticket refund if England win World Cup
If England win this year's football World Cup, refunds will be given on the cost of a Soccerex European Forum ticket for anyone who registered between 15 and 26 February.
Doha to host Qatar Super Globe
Qatar is set to take world handball’s leading club competition to new heights by hosting the International Handball Federation’s ‘Super Globe’ championship over the next four years.
Qatar 2022 sponsors CAF Congress
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced a sponsorship deal with the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup bid for its Congress in Angola on January 29.
Qatar 2022 bid sponsors Soccerex 09
The team bidding to take the World Cup to Qatar in 2022 has agreed a sponsorship deal with the Soccerex 09 convention.
Qatar 2022 World Cup bid launches new brand design
The team bidding to take the 2022 World Cup to Qatar has launched a new website and brand design, and renewed calls for the first Middle Eastern World Cup.
GAC Qatar sponsors Qatari team for F1 Power Boat Series
GAC Qatar agreed a deal with the Qatar Marine Sport Federation to sponsor its F1 power boat racing team for the 2009 Championship.
Qatar to sign as hosts of 2011 Pan Arab Games
The Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) and the Union of Arab National Olympic Committees will sign an agreement this Thursday to award the QOC the right to host the 12th Pan-Arab Games 2011.
Qatar to bid for 2020 Olympics
Qatar is to bid for the 2020 Olympic Games, the Heir Apparent and President of the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC), HH Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani has said.
Qatar determined to host major global sports event
Qatar is set to announce its candidature for 2018 World Cup according to UK media reports, following its controversial failure to proceed to candidate city status for the 2016 Olympic Games.
IOC chooses four cities for 2016 Olympics, Doha loses out
The International Olympic Committee selected Chicago, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo as candidate cities for the 2016 Olympic Games. Doha missed out on selection, while Madrid and Tokyo appear the cities to beat in the early running.