PARIS — Pakistan’s Ambassador to France, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, met members of Pakistan’s professional esports team 4Thrives in Paris as they prepare for the grand finals of the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026.
The team is competing in the tournament as part of the ongoing Esports World Cup in the French capital.
According to a statement issued by the Pakistani Embassy in France on Tuesday, the 4Thrives players briefed Ambassador Baloch on their tournament journey and their preparations for the final stage.
4Thrives Impresses in Qualifying Stage
The team members explained how they worked to secure first place in the qualifying stage and earn a place in the grand finals.
The players appeared confident and enthusiastic about their performance.
Their results have helped 4Thrives establish itself among the leading PUBG Mobile teams competing internationally.
The team’s progress has also attracted attention from Pakistani esports fans, who are closely following its campaign in Paris.
Ambassador Baloch Praises Team’s Performance
Ambassador Mumtaz Zahra Baloch congratulated the players on their strong performance and wished them success in the grand final.
She praised their dedication and enthusiasm and said Pakistanis had followed the team’s recent achievements with pride.
Baloch expressed confidence that 4Thrives could bring the prestigious trophy home from Paris.
Her meeting with the team also highlighted Pakistan’s growing presence in international esports.
Esports World Cup Brings Global Talent to Paris
The Esports World Cup is being held in Paris for the first time.
The event has developed into a major global esports gathering, bringing together players and clubs from around the world.
More than 2,000 players representing 200 clubs from 100 countries are taking part in the competition.
The participation of 4Thrives gives Pakistan a prominent presence at the international event.
Pakistan’s Esports Profile Continues to Grow
The team’s performance in the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2026 reflects the growing interest in professional esports in Pakistan.
4Thrives’ qualification for the grand finals gives Pakistani players an opportunity to compete against some of the world’s strongest teams.
The final stage in Paris will now provide the team with an opportunity to turn its strong qualifying performance into an international title.
