Morocco is gearing up for a major moment on the international esports stage, as its national talents prepare to take part in the Esports Nations Cup (ENC). Originally scheduled for November 2026, the highly anticipated competition has been postponed to November 2027 and will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Several Moroccan talents have already secured their place in this major international competition. In EA SPORTS FC, Nassim Dahman “Nassada” will represent Morocco after receiving an invitation based on his world ranking. Meanwhile, HassanWright, a player for USYM Rabat, secured his qualification after finishing as the highest-ranked Moroccan player in the qualifiers.
Morocco will also be represented in Apex Legends, where three national representatives have secured their qualification. Elsewhere, the Moroccan Counter-Strike 2 national team has also earned its place after being crowned North African champions.
These achievements reflect the growing strength of Moroccan esports talent and the Kingdom’s rising presence on the international stage.
With the competition now set for November 2027, the journey continues for Morocco’s esports representatives. We wish the best of luck to all Moroccan players and teams still competing in the qualifiers across the other disciplines, and we extend our full support and encouragement as they strive to secure their place at the Esports Nations Cup.
Congratulations to all our representatives, and we look forward to seeing Morocco shine in Riyadh!
