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Al-Ahsa governor, Saudi Esports Federation chief discuss sector growth

Al-Ahsa Governor Saud bin Talal met Saudi Esports Federation Chairman Prince Faisal bin Bandar to discuss developing the esports sector in the province.

Al-Ahsa governor, Saudi Esports Federation chief discuss sector growth

Al-Ahsa Governor Saud bin Talal met with Saudi Esports Federation Chairman Prince Faisal bin Bandar and CEO Rawaan Al-Bateeri on October 19, 2026, to discuss the development of the esports sector in the province. During the meeting, they reviewed potential initiatives and programs aimed at boosting the esports industry and attracting young people to the sport.

The governor emphasized that esports, a combination of sports, technology, and innovation, presents a unique opportunity to develop young talents and refine their skills. He highlighted the Kingdom's strong support for the sector and praised Al-Ahsa's youthful population, which positions the region to make significant contributions to the esports growth.

Al-Ahsa Governor stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation with the Saudi Esports Federation to identify and nurture national talent, attract specialized events, and enable youth to participate in competitions. He also pointed out that enhancing the esports scene in Al-Ahsa will elevate the region's profile in the esports community.

In response, Prince Faisal bin Bandar expressed gratitude for the governor's interest in the sector and emphasized the importance of intensified efforts to expand esports in Al-Ahsa. He highlighted the need to broaden the player base and support national talent, which will contribute to the sector's growth and enhance the Kingdom's presence in the region and internationally.

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