Introduces the Esports Nations Cup 2026 a recurring, nation based competition designed to sit alongside club driven events. Creates this format a clear pathway for players to represent their countries, adding emotional depth and national pride to competitive gaming. Positions the tournament as a lifestyle driven experience that blends elite competition with cultural identity, allowing fans to engage with esports through the lens of national representation rather than individual teams alone.

Assigns responsibility the framework to official National Team Partners within each country and territory. Oversees these partners the formation and representation of national esports teams, including the appointment of coaches per game title and coordination with clubs and game publishers. Requires each partner to nominate a National Team Manager who serves as the public face and main point of contact, ensuring structured governance, consistent communication, and clear leadership across all participating nations.

Commits the Esports World Cup Foundation to long term sustainability through the ENC Development Fund, pledging at least 20 million dollars annually starting with the 2026 edition. Supports this fund national team programs by covering travel, logistics, and fan engagement initiatives beyond the main competition. Enables activities such as training camps, exhibition matches, official watch parties, and national team tours, strengthening community connection and expanding esports culture across regions. Anchors these efforts in Riyadh, positioning the city as a central hub for the future of global, nation based esports competition.