Orange Jordan has concluded the second edition of the Orange EA SPORTS FC™ 26 Tournament, hosted at The ARC – Esports and Gaming Dome in King Hussein Business Park, with Abdelhakeem Darawsheh crowed champion for the second consecutive time locally. Meanwhile, Zaid Jaber secured second place, followed by Ali Aldamour in third place, amid a competition featuring notable participation from 128 players from across the Kingdom.
During a decisive final held over one day, the company demonstrated its unwavering commitment to supporting the promising e-gaming scene and empowering youth across various fields to create a positive and sustainable impact on society. The company remains a digital partner for young people, maintaining its efforts to provide a supportive and professional environment that enables them to showcase their talents, develop their skills, and have the tools necessary to meet their needs.
Orange Jordan affirmed that organizing the championship aligns with its vision to unlock new opportunities for digital capabilities while locally transforming the e-gaming sector in line with rapid changes in the digital era, reflecting its dedication to serving individuals and communities as part of its national identity. The company also commended the young participants who excelled during the competition, highlighting the positive impact achieved when gaining access to true opportunities that turn dreams into reality.
It’s noteworthy that Abdelhakeem Darawsheh took first place in the first local edition of the Orange EA SPORTS FC™ Tournament in Jordan in 2025, qualifying him to compete at the regional level and win the title in Casablanca, Morrocco. This regional competition brought together a selection of top players representing 17 countries in which Orange Group is present across the Middle East and Africa.
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