Riyadh (TDI): The Embassy of Pakistan in Saudi Arabia is hosting “Pakistan Mango Mania” from July 17-19 July in the capital’s Tamimi Market. This three day event will feature Pakistan’s famous and cherished mango varieties, including Chaunsa, Sindhri, Anwar Ratol.
As summers set in, the country’s Embassies in different countries are hosting Mango festivals, including the Embassy of Pakistan in Turkiye, Netherlands, Qatar, UAE, and the United States.
Now the Embassy in Riyadh has invited the Pakistani community in Saudi Arabia as well as Saudi citizens to taste the richness of the best mangoes in the world.
🇵🇰🥭 The Embassy of Pakistan invites you to Pakistan Mango Mania!
📅 17-19 July | 🕕 6PM-9PM
📍 Tamimi Market, Sulaimaniyah Branch pic.twitter.com/OghBAShGAo— Pakistan Embassy Saudi Arabia (@PakinSaudiArab) June 25, 2025
This three day showcase is a symbol of the country’s agricultural heritage and an effort to take the local culture and local produce abroad. Gulf countries, being the major exporters of Pakistani mangoes, are very welcoming towards such events.
Pakistan is the world’s leading producer and exporter of the sweetest mangoes; locally called the “King of Fruits”. These mangoes are known for their taste, aroma and juiciness.
With over 250 varieties produced across the country, a total of seventy nine countries import Pakistani mangoes, with significant demand in the Gulf, Middle East, Europe, and North America.
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For foreign diplomatic missions in Islamabad, the Foreign Office held an elaborate festival at Serena Hotel earlier this month, where a rich assortment of mango varieties and local desserts made with mangoes were displayed.
All members of the diplomatic corps were invited to enjoy and celebrate delicious mangoes, while also promoting cultural diplomacy.
Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan, talking to the guests, praised the mangoes saying, “Pakistan’s mangoes are among the finest in the world. Through this festival, we aim to share a cherished part of our culture with our friends in the diplomatic community.”
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