Fawad Ch welcomes first e-sports tournament in country

While talking to the leaders of 12 finalist teams of Free Fire Pakistan League competitions, the minister said the activity would promote e-sports, besides making the country famous globally due to such sports events. It was the first e-sports tournament in the country, the fruits of which would start reaping with the passage of time.
He said Pakistani youth had a great opportunity in the form of e-sports, during the corona pandemic. Pakistan children could win big prizes by participating in the e-sports tournaments. 
He said Garena was the world’s famous company that was organizing the Free Fire tournament in Pakistan in collaboration with Bigo.
The prizes of up to Rs 10 million were being offered to the winners of the Free Fire games. While the winners of national-level competitions would qualify to participate in global competitions. 
He said the children having an interest in the games has the opportunity to win whopping prizes at such an early age.
The meeting was also attended by team leaders of 12 finalist teams of the tournament, regional head of South Asia John Zhong, and other representatives and other representatives.
The minister signed the jerseys of the participants of the Grand Finale and expressed best wishes for them.
The grand final of the Free Fire league would be held on October 10 in PC Hotel, Karachi.