FIA and IESF join forces against online abuse in sport
The FIA has joined forces with the IESF federation. F1's governing body is striving to eliminate online abuse, and has signed a new partnership to enhance its efforts. The IESF's area of expertise is primarily online, as it is the International Esports Federation. Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Boban Totovski look forward to working together in this field.
The FIA has announced a new partnership with the International Esports Federation aiming to combat online abuse, especially within this sport.
Concluded in Busan, South Korea, the agreement will establish effective « frameworks » in response to abuses in the form of clear guidelines for stakeholders, while also developing educational programs for competitors and supporters aimed at ensuring compliance with best practices.
This is part of President Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s campaign United against online abuse, with the hope that organizations such as FIFA, the International Olympic Committee, and World Athletics will join them.
“We deeply appreciate the support of IESF as we advance in our mission to combat online abuse in sports,” said Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
« IESF presents itself as a crucial partner, embodying connectivity and inclusivity through Esports and the digital domain. Together, through collaboration and a commitment to action, we remain determined to pave the way for a safer and more respectful online environment for all ».
Boban Totovski, Secretary General of IESF, stated: “The process of building and developing the Esports ecosystem requires continuous commitment and dedicated partners, and I would like to take this opportunity to announce our new partnership with FIA, an organization that shares the same values as IESF and is eager to participate and contribute to the long process of establishing a sustainable Esports platform.”
