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Esports, Chess and Bridge Formally Recognised as Sports After Bill Passed in Parliament

The amendment updates Sport Singapore’s roles to support diverse sports and inclusivity, recognizing the Paralympic Council and enhancing athlete education and career support.

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SportSG will calibrate its support for these sports based on their "specific needs, governance standards and contributions to national sporting objectives".

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Esports, chess and bridge formally recognised as sports after Bill passed in parliament

SportSG will calibrate its support for these sports based on their "specific needs, governance standards and contributions to national sporting objectives".

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Bill to formally recognise chess, e-sports and others as sports passed in Parliament

It aims to update the roles, functions of SportSG to better support Singaporeans’ diverse sporting aspirations. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
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