Asian Electronic Sports Federation
The Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF) is the governing body of Esports in Asia and recognized by Olympic Council of Asia.
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| Abbreviation | AESF |
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| Formation | 2018 |
| Type | Sport organisation |
| Headquarters | Hong Kong |
Membership | 45 |
Official language | English |
President | Kenneth Fok |
Vice-president | See list
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| Affiliations | Olympic Council of Asia |
| Website | www |
Members
So far, there are 45 member nations in AESF:[1]
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 | E-Sports Federation Cambodia |
 | CSIC, e-Sports Department |
 | E-Sports Association Hong Kong |
 | Electronic Sports Federation of India |
 | Indonesia Esports Association |
 | Iran Electronic Sports Association |
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 | Japan eSports Union |
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 | Qazaq Cybersport Federation |
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 | Korea e-Sports Association |
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 | Esports Federation of Kyrgyzstan |
 | Lao e-Sports Federation |
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 | Macau E-Sports Federation |
 | Esports Malaysia |
 | Maldives E-Sporting Association |
 | Mongolian E-Sport Association |
 | Myanmar Electronics Sports Federation ( MESF ) |
 | Nepal Esports Association |
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 | Pakistan Electronic Sports Federation |
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 | National Electronic Sports Federation of the Philippines [NESFP] |
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 | Saudi Arabian Federation for Electronic & Intellectual Sports |
 | Singapore Cybersports & Online Gaming Association |
 | Sri Lanka eSports Association |
 | Syrian Esports Association |
 | Thailand E-Sports Federation |
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 | Turkmenistan National e-Sports Federation |
 | Chinese Taipei Esports Association |
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 | Uzbekistan Virtual Sports and Cyber Football Federation |
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References
- Recognised members Asian Electronic Sports Federation
External links
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| Shooter |
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