Ministry introduces National Esports Development Guidelines to protect players


Yeoh said NESDEG serves as an extension of the 'safe sports code' announced in March. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh unveiled the National Esports Development Guidelines (NESDEG), an initiative from Esports Integrated (ESI) and her ministry intended to provide protections to players and guidance to organisers.

Yeoh said NESDEG will serve as an extension of the 'safe sports code' announced in March that’s meant to create a safer environment for Malaysia's athletes.

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