In an exciting development for gaming enthusiasts, the Nepalese government has unveiled plans to host an international eSports competition in the upcoming fiscal year 2081/82. President Ramchandra Poudel himself made the announcement, signaling a significant leap forward for Nepal's presence in the global gaming arena.
The decision comes as part of a broader initiative by the National Sports Council of Nepal to embrace the rapidly growing realm of eSports. To spearhead this endeavor, the government has officially established the eSports Association of Nepal (ESAN), highlighting its commitment to nurturing and promoting this dynamic form of competitive gaming.
Recognizing the immense potential of eSports on the world stage, the government has prioritized the organization of a major international tournament within its policy and programs. This move underscores Nepal's ambition to position itself as a key player in the future of global sports, embracing the technological advancements driving the evolution of athletic competition.
Moreover, in a collaborative effort with various video gaming companies and private event organizers, ESAN is gearing up to host two major eSports events during the Jestha and Ashar months of this year. These events promise to showcase the burgeoning talent within Nepal's gaming community while providing a platform for players to compete on a national scale.
The newfound focus on eSports has been championed by Sports Minister Birajbhakta Shrestha, who has pledged to prioritize the development of this emerging sports genre. With his unwavering dedication, Minister Shrestha aims to bring forth innovative programs and allocate resources to elevate Nepal's standing in the global eSports landscape.
As anticipation builds for the international competition slated to take place on Nepalese soil, it is evident that the government is wholeheartedly embracing eSports as a vital component of its sporting agenda. With a special emphasis placed on fostering talent and facilitating international exchanges, Nepal is poised to emerge as a frontrunner in the thrilling world of competitive gaming.
Kathmandu. With the aim of promoting e-sports in school sports, E-Sports Association Nepal (ESAN) has partnered with the Nepal School Sports Federation. ESAN signed an agreement with the School Sports Federation on Sunday with the goal of developing and promoting e-sports in school sports.
ESAN president Anjan Dhamala and school sports federation president Vinod Shrestha have signed the agreement. The International School Sports Federation (ISF) will also be a partner in the agreement.
Rajkumar Karki signed the MoU as the representative of ISF. According to the agreement, it is agreed to include e-sports in school sports and to remain as a partner organization of e-sports in the campaign of school sports.
According to the agreement, it is mentioned that both organizations will work together in school sports competitions, infrastructure development, policy making, training and capacity building, and research.
Rajkumar Karki, who is also a central member of ISF, said that the agreement will prove to be a milestone in the development of school sports and e-sports. He said that the agreement was made with the aim of taking e-sports, which is being developed as a new sports competition, to schools.
Anjan Dhamala, President of E-Sports Association of Nepal, said that school sports are the backbone of sports and mentioned that the agreement will contribute significantly to the development of e-sports in Nepal. He said that the latest agreement will have a far-reaching effect as there is an interest in e-sports in schools.
Vinod Shrestha, president of the School Sports Federation, said that Nepal can win internationally only through sports and said that both organizations should work together to produce results.
Sources : khelpati.com