In the exhibition, there were 10 varieties of Pakistani mangoes on display and available for tasting. Besides a display of mangoes set up by the Commercial Wing of the Embassy, the major wholesalers/distributors of Pakistani mangoes based in the Netherlands showcased Pakistani mangoes in the exhibition. The trade visitors included the wholesalers, distributors, importers, retailers and chain stores dealing in fresh fruits and vegetables. Besides, the diplomatic corps, the dignitaries from the Dutch Government and the consumers especially from the Pakistani expatriate community visited the exhibition.
In the exhibition, there were 10 varieties of Pakistani mangoes on display and available for tasting. Besides a display of mangoes set up by the Commercial Wing of the Embassy, the major wholesalers/distributors of Pakistani mangoes based in the Netherlands showcased Pakistani mangoes in the exhibition. The trade visitors included the wholesalers, distributors, importers, retailers and chain stores dealing in fresh fruits and vegetables. Besides, the diplomatic corps, the dignitaries from the Dutch Government and the consumers especially from the Pakistani expatriate community visited the exhibition.

The participants highly appreciated the event and expected that horticulture trade in general and mango trade in particular between Iran and Pakistan will grow with the passage of time. They said that there is need to work hard on both sides to mitigate grievances and eliminate unscrupulous traders who are trying to destroy the trade. They observed that there is need to strengthen business relationships and build trust for enlarging trade in horticulture products through more frequent interface and product promotion.

Over 150 boxes of 5 kg each were given away as gifts to participants and distributed to stakeholders in the public sector including Ministry of Agriculture, Iran Customs, Plant Protection Organization, etc.