Official announcement was made Saturday (17th) by International Federation of Association Football (Fifa) president Joseph Blatter. The tournament will be held in the Arab country in 2013 and 2014.
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Handball lovers, the players in the Tunisian national women’s team started out young. They dream of winning the African championship and of becoming coaches in the future.
The Tunisia women’s team will play the World Handball Championship, due to start next Friday in São Paulo. Brazilians and Tunisians will play a match on December 9th.
Multipurpose sports centre is the first project completed in the Arab country by the Ibsa Fund, a partnership between Brazil, India and South Africa.
The championship opens opportunities in several sectors, like building, legal advisory and event management, among others. Brazilians are already in the country, eyeing tenders and business.
Former Flamengo star player takes charge of the Iraqi national team on a mission of aiding in the rebuilding of the sport in the country. The aim is to qualify the team for the FIFA World Cup 2014.
Former star player for Flamengo says that the only pending matter is signing the contract with Iraqi Football Association officials. He should travel to the Arab country before the end of the week.
Former Flamengo ace player claims that his brother, Edu, has been contacted. He may travel to the country to watch a local championship match next Sunday.
Sebastião Lazaroni was eliminated from the 1990 World Cup by the Argentinean team, when he was the coach of the Brazilian team.
The men’s national team of the Arab country will play a friendly match against the Brazilian handball team on Saturday in Santo André.
The Dubai airline signed a partnership agreement with the Spanish team for five years.
A group of children in the country flew kites in Gaza to break the world kite-flying record, which belonged to China.
Event held in Rio Janeiro will end this Sunday. Qatar ranks 16th in the medal table and is the best placed Arab country. Brazil is second.
Athletes from 14 countries in North Africa and the Middle East compete for medals in Rio de Janeiro. The Qatari delegation is the largest. The Yemeni one is the smallest.
