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Pakistan considers esports an official sport – why it’s important

Esports has been seeing tremendous growth over the past two decades, enticing millions of people to watch livestreams and gaming content every day. Recently Pakistan officially declared esports a sport within the country. What does this mean and why is this important for the industry?

18.01.2021 ByJef van den Bosch
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