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Co-founder Hicham Chahine has revealed that NIP, a prominent player in the esports industry, is setting its sights on global expansion, particularly with its recent move into Abu Dhabi. Chahine emphasized that a substantial segment of NIP's audience now resides outside of China, where the video gaming market is considered to be more developed. This strategic shift reflects NIP's commitment to tapping into international opportunities and reaching a broader demographic of gamers.
The decision to expand into Abu Dhabi is seen as a pivotal step in NIP's growth strategy, as the region is quickly becoming a hub for esports and gaming events. With a burgeoning interest in competitive gaming, Abu Dhabi offers a unique environment for NIP to engage with fans and foster community connections. As the company navigates this new landscape, it aims to leverage its expertise and resources to establish a strong presence in the global esports arena.
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