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FIFA has reached agreements with TikTok and YouTube for the 2026 World Cup, requiring foreign influencers to obtain work visas to participate in content creation in the host countries. This initiative aims to enhance the event's digital presence.
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FIFA has reached agreements with TikTok and YouTube for the 2026 World Cup, requiring foreign influencers to obtain work visas to participate in content creation in the host countries. This initiative aims to enhance the event's digital presence.
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