TABARKA, Tunisia: A workshop for elite referees in which Qatar referees
also took part has come to an end here in this coastal town located in
north-western Tunisia.
The workshop - that ran from July 14 to July 29 - featured 43 referees
and assistants, it was announced.
Four international referees from the Republic of Mauritania also took
part in the workshop.
The workshop witnessed a number of projects completed by invited lecturers
that included Manuel Navarro, Danny Makkelie and a number of other officials.
Video lectures were also a main part of the workshop.
Detailed lectures on VAR were also conducted and key points discussed.
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