Kazakhstani esports athletes are entering the competition for the right to represent their country at WEC25 by IESF

National qualifiers for Counter-Strike 2, CS2 Female, Dota 2, and eFootball are launching in Kazakhstan as part of the World Esports Championship 2025 (WEC25), under the auspices of the International Esports Federation (IESF). The country's top players will compete for the opportunity to represent Kazakhstan on the international stage and battle against the world's best esports athletes.

Registration is now open! Those interested in participating can submit an application for the following disciplines:

— Counter-Strike 2: registration
— CS2 Female: registration
— Dota 2: registration
— eFootball: registration

Qazaq Cybersport Federation
For Kazakhstani players, participation in WEC25 is a unique opportunity not only to showcase their skills on an international level but also to contribute to the development of esports in the country. We are witnessing growing interest in the industry and are supporting young talents by providing them with a platform for growth. Such tournaments help athletes gain recognition, attract sponsors, and build professional careers in esports. Kazakhstan has already proven its ability to compete with the best on the global stage, and we are confident that this year our players will once again demonstrate a high level of play.

The organizers invite all esports athletes in the country to participate in the qualifiers and compete to represent Kazakhstan at WEC25. National qualifiers are taking place in 136 countries, including Kazakhstan. In Kazakhstan, the Qazaq Cybersport Federation has already completed the selection process for male MLBB teams, with Rukh Esports emerging as the winner.