AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSaudi Sports Infrastructure: Qiddiya is pushing tennis hard with a new National Tennis Centre in Qiddiya City, built to ATP/WTA/ITF standards and designed by Populous, with 28 hard courts plus clay courts and construction already underway. World Cup Coaching Shake-up: Tunisia sacked Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 opening defeat to Sweden and moved fast to appoint French coach Hervé Renard until the end of the 2026 World Cup, with Japan and the Netherlands next. World Cup Security & Travel: Uruguay’s squad faced a fresh security hurdle in Miami, with social media footage showing sniffer-dog checks before their opener vs Saudi Arabia after earlier paperwork delays. Global Arts & Culture: The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto acquired nearly 600 Arab textiles and heritage objects, including pieces from Saudi Arabia, strengthening its Islamic world collection. Media & Entertainment: Canadian producer Attraction added comedy legend Bruce Hills (ex-Just For Laughs) to expand English-language programming for international audiences. Marketing & Streaming: AdClarity expanded connected TV tracking to 20 markets, adding Saudi Arabia among others, and now monitors $70bn in CTV ad spend.
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