Pakistani Mango Festival attracts huge crowd in Al Khor
This year's event, which ran from 4 pm to 11 pm, witnessed an impressive turnout. Residents from the Al Khor community gathered to savor the distinct flavors of premium Pakistani mangoes.
Over 1,000 boxes of mangoes were sold at affordable prices, contributing to the event's success both in terms of attendance and sales.
The mangoes were supplied by Sundar Trading, a reputable name in the trade of premium Pakistani produce, guaranteeing top-quality fruit for all visitors.
Key members of the executive committee, including Chairman Anwar Ali Rana, President Umar Khayyam, and distinguished figures such as Javed Alvi, Masoodudin, Zafar Iqbal, Mohsin Ali, and Ghulam Farid, were present throughout the event, overseeing operations and ensuring a seamless experience for all attendees.
Chairman Anwar Ali Rana expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the residents of Al Khor and the management of Al Waha Club for their unwavering support and for providing the necessary space to facilitate the event.
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