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Q&A: World Cup 2022 in Qatar

During AFP Sports Webinar hosted by BBC journalist David Eades, AFP co-chief sport editor Guy Jackson spoke about the challenges that the 2022 Football World Cup represents for journalists.

Find out how AFP decided to cover one of the most followed sporting events in the world.

In addition to the atypical World Cup period (organized winter rather than summer), this global competition also presented editorial, technological and sporting challenges.
AFP was on site in Qatar to give you the best editorial content so you can ensure the best experience for your audience!

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