Introduce Go to Cambodia’s education system through structured school programs.
Provide high-quality, affordable training for students and young players.
Develop a national ranking and competition system, aligned with international standards.
Represent Cambodia in regional and global tournaments.
Promote cultural exchange, strategic thinking, and peaceful diplomacy through Go.
Fostering youth engagement by encouraging a healthier, more focused lifestyle through mind sports.
Creating global exposure opportunities for Cambodian youth, enabling them to connect with the international Go community and compete abroad.

Our Mission

To establish Cambodia as a leading Go nation in Southeast Asia, with a strong grassroots foundation, national competition structure, and internationally recognized professional Go players.

Our Vision

What We Do?

Implement Go learning in primary and secondary schools through a standardized, multilingual curriculum supported by trained instructors.

Education Program

Conduct monthly training programs for schoolteachers and youth mentors to ensure sustainable, school-based Go education.

Teacher Training

Organize national leagues, youth championships, and international tournaments to foster a competitive culture and identify talent.

Competitions & Events

Collaborate with Go federations and institutions worldwide to create cross-border learning and competition opportunities.

Global Engagement

Empowering Youth, Enriching Culture, Elevating Cambodia

Who We Are?

The Cambodia Go Federation (CGF) is the official governing body responsible for the advancement and regulation of Go (Weiqi) in Cambodia. Established with the endorsement of the Royal Government of Cambodia, CGF is committed to building a nationally recognized infrastructure for Go as an educational, cultural, and competitive discipline.

As a non-profit federation, CGF works to develop Go as a national mind sport by integrating it into Cambodia’s education system, promoting youth engagement, organizing tournaments, and establishing pathways for international participation and professional development.