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Pakistan introduces new mango varieties to Qatar
On Wednesday 27 July, an event was held at the Pakistani Embassy in Qatar, to introduce Pakistani food products, such as mangoes. In collaboration with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, the embassy hosted senior officials from the Qatar Chamber, ambassadors and local businessmen. The event was all about testing the new Pakistani trader’s products - rice, red meat and different varieties of mangoes.
“We set up several stalls to introduce Pakistani traditional dishes made of rice and meat imported from Pakistan, said Ambassador of Pakistan,” Shahzad Ahmad. “A separate stall for Pakistan mangoes, the king of the fruits is also available. People at the stations will introduce products to the guests and take feedback,” he added. Vice-Chairman, Qatar Chamber Mohammed bin Ahmed bin Towar Al Kuwari opined that Pakistani cuisine is similar to Arabian cuisine.
“We, the chamber look forward to the quality products from Pakistan. Our doors are always open for the Pakistani traders, companies and business. We assist the Embassy. This event will enhance the relation between Qatar and Pakistan and gave a better look towards the food and tradition of Pakistan”, said Al Kuwari. Many ambassadors were present. A delegation from Pakistan was also present and it was headed by Mehmood Arshad- Chairman Pak- Qatar business council.
''We have been exporting vegetables and fruits to Qatar for 15-years. We exported four tons of vegetables and three tons of fruit,'' said Saeed Khan, Vice Chairman of Pakistan fruit and vegetable exporters, importers and merchants Association.