Qatar

TWI has appointed Andrew Gould as head of graphics at mediahouse, its video and audio post-production facility.

The NBA’s 2005-06 season will reach an all-time high 215 countries and territories through 164 international broadcasters in 43 languages.

Soccerex will host a debate on the key legal battle between G14-backed Charleroi and FIFA over the injury to Moroccan International Abdelmajid Oulmers.

North and South Korea will compete as a united team at the Beijing Olympics and at next year’s Asian Games in Qatar.

Soccerex has enjoyed a strong response from UK companies looking to export their services overseas.

The biggest ever single event in World Squash will take place at the end of the year when the Men's and Women's World Open Championships are jointly staged for the first time.

The ATP today has unveiled its 2006 calendar, comprising 64 tournaments in 31 countries.

The ATP today has unveiled its 2006 calendar, comprising 64 tournaments in 31 countries.

The International Association of Athletics Federations has toughened its rules governing athletes who switch national allegiance.

The Soccerex London Forum on April 20 will boast some of the biggest names in world soccer.

The football associations of Brunei Darussalam, Denmark and New Zealand are set to receive their first Goal projects under a programme drawn up by FIFA.

Editorial director Kevin Roberts reviews the issues of the past seven days.

Icon Display, London-based specialists in sports event branding, provided the services of its newly-launched Icon Look division for the 17th Arabian Gulf Cup.

Four of the largest and fastest multi-hull boats left Qatar on Saturday for the Oryx Quest 2005 non-stop round the world race.

Ducati Corse has announced that Xerox, the technology and business services provider, will be its new title sponsor for the 2005 World Superbike Championship.

Qtel has agreed a fleet sponsorship deal with Quest International Sports Events (Quest), the organisers of Oryx Quest 2005.