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Press Conference

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Press Conference 

a meeting of representatives of radio, television, and the press, conducted under official auspices to provide journalists with news about current sociopolitical matters. The term also refers to a meeting of state and public figures or scientists with journalists held for the purpose of discussion and to answer the journalists’ questions.



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Summary: Visa, FIFA's exclusive Financial Services Partner, today held a press conference to discuss Visa's partnership with FIFA and Visa's activities surrounding the FIFA U-20 World Cupao, scheduled to kick off on September 24.
The Investec Derby started eight minutes after the advertised off-time following the late arrival of Aidan O'Brien's six runners in the paddock, while the expected press conference after the Investec Coronation Cup failed to take place.
Where, however, the holding of a press conference becomes unavoidable in public interest, preferably an appropriate official may address the press conference," the EC said.
 
 
 
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