DOHA: Qatar Football Association (QFA) referees currently in Belgium for a special training course are busy attending lectures and undergoing fitness drills, according to information received on Saturday. The QFA batch - that left Doha on August 3 - will remain in Belgium until the 18th of this month. The QFA attendees have been attending lectures and undergoing fitness drills held in varying temperatures. The fitness drills take place at the hotel and at a stadium designated for the drills. Theoretical lectures are also part of the program, according to QFA officials. Video sessions also feature during the lectures, QFA said. The performances of referees in the 2013-14 season are also reviewed for future reference. Personal data is accurately developed on all the participating referees. Delegation head Naji Jouini, Executive Director of referees at QFA is also part of the batch attending the lectures. . Top European and Asian refereeing experts are heading the lecture sessions.