Doha – April 16, 2025

The Qatar Stars League signed a co-operation agreement with Virtuocity, the premier destination for video games and e-sports in Qatar.

The agreement aims to enhance co-operation between the two entities and leverage the available capabilities and opportunities to support and organize various e-sports events and competitions, including hosting the Electronic Qatar Stars League (EQSL), in addition to tournaments, workshops and community events targeting eSports enthusiasts in the country.

On the occasion, Mr. Ahmed Al Meghessib, Marketing Specialist and Project Manager of the Qatar Stars League e-Sports, said, “We’re delighted to partner Virtuocity, a leading e-sports platform in Qatar. Through this agreement, we look forward to strengthening our presence in this growing sector and offering unique events and experiences to our fans. QSL is also keen to support e-sports through this official league, which represents a qualitative shift in the journey of e-sports and enhances Qatar’s position as a sports capital in various fields, especially in e-sports. EQSL reflects a distinctive aspect that targets a unique group of e-gamers, supports and promotes this sport in QSL clubs, and represents a valuable addition to QSL’s initiatives to diversify its community and sporting activities.”

On his part, Mr. Ali Mohammed Al Attiyah, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of Virtuocity, said, “We’re proud of our ongoing collaboration with QSL. Through this partnership, we look forward to organizing quality e-sports events that contribute towards the development of e-gaming scene in the country and provide an ideal environment for players and fans alike. Hosting EQSL by Virtuocity is a valuable gesture, reflecting the platform’s great capabilities in organizing all e-tournaments and events in Qatar. We’re very pleased to be hosting and organizing the league for the second consecutive edition, which confirms the success of partnership between the two entities and motivates us to offer more specialized events and activities in future.”