This picture taken on November 19, 2022 shows an aerial view of youths performing during the opening ceremony of the "Camps World Cup" at the newly-reopened Idlib Municipal Stadium in the rebel-held northwestern Syrian city. - More than 300 children in rebel-held northwest Syria kicked off their own football World Cup on November 19, with organisers hoping to shine a light on communities battered by 11 years of war. The excited children took part in the opening ceremony at the municipal stadium in Idlib, wearing the jerseys of this year's World Cup teams. Their 32 squads correspond to the nations that have qualified for the World Cup, which starts the following day in Qatar, and their competition opened with a match between the host country and Ecuador, reflecting the official schedule. (Photo by Omar HAJ KADOUR / AFP)