- The company has also partnered with esports organisations, federations and schools to train future pro players
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Esports coaching and education provider Gosu Academy has expanded into the United Arab Emirates.
The company’s move into the country is expected to play a role in contributing over $1 billion to Dubai’s GDP come 2033 and create about 30,000 jobs.
As the UAE pushes to become a global esports hub, building on Gosu’s existing presence in the Middle East will support the country’s growing games community and esports initiatives.
As part of its offering, Gosu Academy has also partnered with esports organisations, federations, and schools to train future pro players and make esports education accessible.
Nurture esports talent
“This market presents tremendous opportunities, and we are eager to enhance the region’s fast-developing esports landscape,” said Gosu Academy’s co-CEO and co-founder F. Javier Bernal.
“We aspire to cultivate a new wave of gaming and esports experts in the UAE, establishing the nation as a frontier in this sector, with both Abu Dhabi and Dubai playing complementary roles in driving the future of esports.”
Co-founder and co-CEO Braeden Plein added: “We are dedicated to advancing this vision and providing our best support in achieving the economic target of $1 billion in the games industry by nurturing outstanding talent and providing meaningful employment opportunities within the industry.”
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