The Arab Esports Federation announced the launch of the Arab Esports League on September 1st and 2nd featuring male and female players from seventeen Arab countries in two separate TEKKEN 7 and VALORANT tournaments, as well as participation in TEKKEN 7)
Electronic seventeen teams of men and nine teams of women, while in the game (VALORANT) there are eight participating countries for both genders.
Many Arab countries take part in the tournament, namely Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Lebanon, Kuwait, Palestine, Oman, Somalia, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Libya, Iraq, Jordan and Djibouti. the world’s largest esports and esports event.
HRH Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, President of the Arab E-Sports Federation, confirmed that the Arab Championships will be a turning point in the development of the region in e-sports, as the Arab E-Sports Federation aims to promote the search for young Arab talent and have a professional competition platform. This makes them go out of it to major international esports forums.
He added: “With the meeting of the Arab federations within the framework of one championship, there will be many opportunities that will be in demand, which will make the Arab countries an example to follow in the world of eSports.”
His Highness drew attention to the Arab region, which has many Arab international champions who have achieved global achievements, and through this tournament, efforts are being made so that Arab players can come into contact with their brothers to develop their skills.
And so that the Arabs become future world champions in all electronic sports.
