WCA & IeSF Global e-Sports Executive Summit: Let e-Sports Link the World

For first time representatives from 47 member countries and regions of IeSF attend the conference in China, and many senior people from e-Sports facilities were invited. The summit, is widely believed to be able to reshape the pan-sports industry.

As the host, WCA has had in-depth communication with different countries and regions, as well as different facilities. Xu Xuefeng, President of WCA, met senior people in e-Sports industry in America, Australia, Germany, Denmark, Russia, Brazil, Iran and South Africa. During the summit, Xu reached consensus with these guests for future e-Sports cooperation. This move showed that WCA intend to establish extensive collaboration and partnerships globally, meanwhile revealing the faith and capability of WCA's increasing globalization.

The WCA-IeSF Global e-Sports Executive Summit has already become a significant link in China's e-Sports development. Through the in-depth communication and contact between WCA and e-Sports organizations in various countries and regions, WCA has not only advertised itself in the world stage, but also enhanced its influence and branded awareness. e-Sports is one of the most prosperous industries, and the summit provided an opportunity for China's e-Sports industry to build up contacts and deepen collaboration with other countries. It is a crucial move in terms of maintaining e-Sports diversity and global expansion. The summit provided a beneficial and healthy environment for China's e-Sports to get more involved in the global landscape.

In order to promote sustainable and continued development, WCA will keep taking full advantage of global resources and unite partners in different countries and regions to collectively hold global cooperation on a larger scale. During this process, the influence of WCA and China's e-Sports will experience a sharp and considerable rise across the globe.