In a major development for Pakistan’s digital sports sector, Chairman of the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) Rana Mashhood Ahmed Khan convened a high-profile meeting to advance the creation of the Pakistan Esports Federation. The session brought together influential figures from the Commonwealth Secretariat, the British Esports Federation, and prominent national stakeholders in the esports industry, underscoring the government’s commitment to building a sustainable and competitive esports ecosystem in the country.
During the meeting, participants engaged in discussions on the strategic direction and structural framework necessary for the formation of a national esports governing body. Officials from the Commonwealth Secretariat and the British Esports Federation offered insights and shared their experiences in developing successful esports federations in their respective regions. Their collaboration highlighted the importance of international cooperation and knowledge-sharing to ensure the robust growth of Pakistan’s emerging esports sector.
National industry leaders also contributed to the conversation, addressing the current challenges faced by local players and organizations, including infrastructure, funding, and regulatory needs. The collective efforts aim to lay solid foundations for nurturing talent, fostering professional standards, and opening doors for Pakistani gamers on the global stage.
The meeting marked a significant step forward for the country’s esports aspirations, reflecting the government’s recognition of digital sports as a vital avenue for youth engagement and economic development. Stakeholders agreed on key action points and expressed optimism about the future of esports in Pakistan, with the formation of a dedicated federation set to play a pivotal role in driving growth and innovation in this rapidly expanding field.
