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Orange Jordan concluded the second edition of the Orange EA SPORTS FC 26 Championship, hosted at the Esports and Gaming Dome – The ARC at the King Hussein Business Park, crowning Abdel Hakim Al-Darawsheh with the title for the second consecutive time locally, while Zaid Jaber finished in second place, followed by Ali Al-Dmour in third place, amid competition that saw remarkable participation from 128 female and male players from across the Kingdom.
​On a day of decisive competition during the final, the company embodied its firm commitment to supporting the promising esports sector and its keenness to empower young men and women in various fields to achieve a positive and sustainable impact on society. The company maintains its role as a digital partner for youth by continuing to provide a supportive and professional environment to showcase their talents, hone their skills, and equip them with the necessary tools to keep pace with their needs.
​Orange Jordan emphasized that organizing the championship aligns with its vision to open new horizons for digital potential and develop the esports sector locally to keep pace with rapid developments in the digital age, reflecting its purposeful approach to serving individuals and communities as part of its national identity. The company also praised the young talents that emerged during the competition, pointing to the tangible impact achieved when real opportunities are provided to transform dreams into reality.
​It is worth noting that Abdel Hakim Al-Darawsheh took first place in the first local edition of the Orange EA SPORTS FC Championship in Jordan in 2025, which qualified him to participate in the regional-level competition and win its title in Casablanca, Morocco, bringing together an elite group of the best players representing 17 countries where the Orange Group operates in the Middle East and Africa.
​To learn more, you can visit our website: www.orange.jo
​Source: Rum News Agency