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Riyadh, The Esports World Cup, hosted by Riyadh through August 25, saw the attendance of crowds of guests and visitors from Gulf and other countries the largest event in the history of the gaming and esports sector, with the participation of 500 clubs from different countries and more than 1,500 players. Mohammed bin Mubarak, a visitor from Bahrain, explained that he came with his brothers and other relatives to attend the Esports World Cup. He hailed the great efforts of Saudi Arabia in receiving the participants and the professional and wonderful organization of the tournament, noting that Riyadh has become a global destination for tourism, entertainment, and sports, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The Esports World Cup witnessed a large number of attendees from the continents of the world, as they visited the different areas in Boulevard Riyadh City and conducted sightseeing tours of historical and tourist sites in Riyadh, which reflected the cultural and popular heritage in Saudi Arabia, conf irming its success in organising a specialised event in esports at a global level. Source: Bahrain News Agency

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