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The sports newspaper "Al-Mawqif Al-Riyadi" highlighted technical and legal violations, as well as potential conflicts of interest, in the Syrian sports broadcasting file, particularly regarding the contracts for transmitting the most prominent tournaments. The investigation revealed that the company "Studio Vision" obtained broadcasting rights worth $3.81 million until 2029, after terminating a previous contract with "Al-Oula Prime" channel. Reports also showed that the cameras used did not meet the specified technical standards, employing unprofessional techniques for signal transmission and deviating from quality standards. Some matches were broadcast via satellite internet instead of professional broadcasting vans, which affected image quality. Furthermore, the investigation indicated that the company's legal status was unclear, as its registration and official licensing details were not transparent, raising suspicions of conflict of interest—particularly involving officials and parties connected to media and sports. The investigation emphasized the need to review compliance with contractual, legal, and technical standards, while some issues remain unresolved legally or officially.
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