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Pakistan moves to draft first esports policy with UK and Commonwealth support

Pakistan moves to draft first esports policy with UK and Commonwealth support

  • IT minister says Pakistan has strong gaming talent but faces bottlenecks in commercialization and global market access
  • Government aims to support esports through training, youth-led funding and assistance in bringing local games to market
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