Pakistan Mango Festival held in world’s largest fruit market at Rungis France on 5th July 2018.
A large variety of Pakistani Mangoes were displayed at the Pakistan Pavilion, thematically and artistically decorated for the exhibition at Rungis the world’s largest fruit market near Paris, today.
The Ambassador of Pakistan to France Moin ul Haque inaugurated the Pakistan Pavilion in the presence of Mr. Stephane L|AUANI, President, Rungis, Mr. Xavier ESPANA, founder and Ambassador of Rungis and Mr. Benoit Juster, Director Project, Rungis fruit market.
Addressing the guests, Ambassador said that Pakistan produces over 200 varieties of high quality mangoes which are known for their sweet taste, aroma and texture. He said that although the Pakistani Mango, affectionately called the King of Fruit is exported to many countries of the world, it remains relatively little-known in France.
Mr. Ambassador said that this year, Rungis fruit market was specially chosen to hold the Mango Festival to promote the Pakistani mango and present its varieties to the European fruit market, buyers and the French public.
The festival was attended by the local politicians, diplomats, businessmen, fruit exporters and media representatives. The guests enjoyed famous varieties of Pakistani mangoes especially flown in from Pakistan for the event. The event was jointly organized by the Embassy of Pakistan in France, Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and the Pakistani business community in France.