Sheikh Nahyan Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence take a tour of Pakistan Mango Festival 2022.
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South Korean Consul General Moon Byung-Jun with Pakistan Consul General Hassan Afzal .
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Pakistan Mango Festival is a unique way of celebrating connectivity and inclusivity that reflects the mission of PAD.
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Guest also enjoyed various mango dishes at the festival. The two-day, which concludes on July 2, is organised by the Pakistan Consulate, Pakistan Business Council and PAD.
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Visitors to the Pakistan Mango Festival also got the opportunity to enjoy display of various cultures and traditions from Pakistan.
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Some of the mango varieties on display include: Chaunsa, Langra, Baigan Phali, Fajri, Sunehra, Anwar, Ratol, Botel, Kaiser, Badami, Dussehri, Sindhri, Neelum, Lal Badshah and Saroli
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Not only the aroma of fresh Pakistani mangoes wafted in the air at the mango festival, but the culture and tradition of Pakistan were also highlighted.
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Everything was also in mango colours or has the fruit as a theme — from the yellow carpet that welcomed the guests to a robot roving around delivering mangoes to visitors, the mango-inspired Harley Davidson motorcycle, as well as the various dishes, salads and desserts featuring mango ingredients.
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Guest going through wide varieties of mangoes at the Pakistan Mango Festival. At least 15 varieties of mangoes from the five provinces of Pakistan are on display.
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Pakistan Consul General Hassan Afzal Khan while speaking at the event said the main idea is to introduce different varieties of mangoes to the world and bring various communities together.
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Sibte-e-Arif, Arshad Anjum and Ashfaq Ahmed pick their favourite mangos during the Pakistan Mango Festival ceremony in Dubai. mangoes
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Dawood Sharif, Abu Bakar and Mushtaq Ahmed, volunteers, who played key role in organising the Pakistan Mango Festival at the Pakistan Association in Dubai.
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