Bangladesh Youth Development and Electronic Sports Association
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Abbreviation | BYDESA |
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Founded | 2021 |
Type | Youth Development & Esports |
Purpose | Esports, Youth Development, Management, Events, Training, and Content |
Headquarters | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
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Membership | International Esports Federation Asian Electronic Sports Federation Global Esports Federation |
Official language | Bengali |
President | Arefa Parvin Taposhe |
Secretary General | Mohammad Aliur Rahman |
Website | www |
The Bangladesh Youth Development & Electronic Sports Association (abbreviated as BYDESA) is the national governing body for esports in Bangladesh. It is a member of the International Esports Federation, Global Esports Federation and Asian Electronic Sports Federation.
BYDESA Organogram
[edit]Designation | Name |
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President | Arefa Parvin Taposhe |
Vice Presidents | Amit Richard (Senior VP) |
Kazi Newaz Ibne Mahtab | |
Mohammad Bin Enam | |
General Secretary | Mohammad Aliur Rahman |
Joint Secretary | Jushan Amim |
Treasurer | Kazi Fazlay Rabby |
Organizing Secretary | Raahib Reza |
Secretary of Women Affairs | Dr. Zarin Nawar |
Deputy Secretary | Sadman Sakib Khan Sourav |
Office Secretary | Meher Zabin |
Executive Member | Sheikh Rezaur Rahman |
Golam Afra | |
Mohammad Abdur Rahman | |
Rohana Rashid | |
Director General | Aga Rafsan |
Deputy Director, Business Development | Ahetesham Shimanta |
Deputy Director, Marketing | Nafiz Alam |
Deputy Director, Communication | Zaowad Sarker |
History
[edit]It was founded in the month of December 2021.
In 2022, BYDESA hosted various competitions and events in Bangladesh and the notable ones were, Road to IESF, Road to GEG and Asian Games National Qualifiers.
In 2023, BYDESA hosted and participated in various events such as IESF's World Esports Championships, Global Esports Games 2023 and participated in the Asian Games Regionals.
References
[edit]- ^ "Bangladesh Youth Development and Electronic Sports Association". International Esports Federation. Retrieved 2023-09-08.
- ^ "Bangladesh Youth Development & Electronic Sports Association Joins AESF". Asian Electronic Sports Federation. Retrieved 2023-09-08.