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TASHKENT MANGO FESTIVALJuly 27 to August 01, 2017

TASHKENT MANGO FESTIVAL

ORGANIZED BY:

Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture MultanTel: +92-61-9201680Fax: +92-61-9201682Web: www.mnsuam.edu.pk

Collaboration:

• Agriculture Department, Government of the Punjab, Lahore• Mango Industry of Pakistan• Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Tashkent• Centre for Global and Strategic Studies, Islamabad• Embassy of Uzbekistan, Islamabad

(July 27 to August 01, 2017)

INSIDE THE REPORT

Sr Item Page No.

1 Executive Summary 04

2 Introduction 05

3 Objectives 06

4 Pakistani Delegate Details 06

5 Promotional Activities 07

a Marketing Outreach at Chorsu Bazar, Tashkent (July 28, 2017) 07

b Marketing Outreach at Koyluk Wholesale Market (July 29, 2017) 08

c Marketing Outreach at Aviator Shopping Centre Tashkent (July 29, 2017)

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d Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy, Tashkent (July 29, 2017) 10

e Mango Tasting Session at Bek Restaurant (July 31, 2017) 15

6 Post-Event Planning Meeting (August 13, 2017) 16

7 Conclusions & Future Suggestions 16

8 Potential Bottlenecks 18

9 Important Contacts 19

10 Annexure 21

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture, Multan organized various mango promotion activities at Tashkent Uzbekistan from July 27 to August 01, 2017 in collaboration with the Mango Industry Stakeholders, Govt. of Punjab, Embassy of Pakistan Tashkent, Centre for Global & Strategic Studies Islamabad and Uzbek Embassy Islamabad. These even was organized following the visit of delegation organized by Agriculture Department, Government of the Punjab who visited agro-industry and agricultural institutions in Uzbekistan from April 28 to May 03, 2017 to expand mutual cooperation and bilateral trade between the two countries,

A delegation comprising 37 mango industry stakeholders from Pakistan including growers, exporters, researchers and parliamentarians participated in this event. The organizations from mango industry included Lutfabad Mango Processing Facility Multan, Kashan Enterprises & Mango HWT Facility Multan, Dhillon Agriculture Farm Rahim Yar Khan, Afzal Fruit Farm Multan, M.A. Links Multan, Tareen Fruit Farm Multan, SFA industries Kabirwala, Roomi Foods Kabirwala, OMA Trading Company Muzaffargarh, Union Fruits Karachi, Al-Mahmood Establishment Karachi, and Saeed Khan Enterprises Karachi. The key objective of the event was to create awareness in Uzbekistan about high quality

mango and other mango products from Pakistan; and provide the willing growers and exporters of Pakistan with business networking opportunity. The promotional activities included: a) Marketing Outreach at various markets in Tashkent e.g. Chorsu Bazar, Koyluk Wholesale Market, Aviator Shopping Centre Tashkent; b) Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy, Tashkent, and c) Mango Tasting Session at Bek Restaurant, Ulugbek Av, Tashkent. Moreover, the mango exporters were also provided the opportunity to visit different markets (e.g. Makro, Korzinka etc) and one to one business networking. Fresh mangoes, mango pulp slices and chunks, pulp concentrates, dried pulp (free from additives), mango leather (jelly), mango juices, mango milk-shake etc were offered to the community during this campaign. Apart from mango related products, guava pulp, citrus juice, pomegranate juice etc were also introduced. The mango and guava pulp and other products were given to the Marvin Brands, Uzbekistan and other potential importers along with product specifications for evaluation in order to support further business development.

Besides the above promotional activities, visits to various areas and markets of Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara were also planned to have an overall orientation of different parts of the country.

Overall, this campaign helped in introducing/promoting

Pakistani mango in Uzbekistan, networking among the fruit and vegetable traders of Pakistan and Uzbekistan; understanding the export and marketing related issues for Uzbekistan, market analysis (consumer response regarding quality, taste, shelflife, price etc), and exploring the Uzbek culture. This campaign is of course foreseen to be a baseline source for promotion of bilateral trade among the two countries, exports of Pakistan mango, mango products and other fruit and vegetables in near future.

Moreover, on August 13, 2017 a review and planning meeting of members of the delegate was held at Manais Agriculture Farm (Tiba Sultan Pur) under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Asif Ali, VC MNS-UAM. During this meeting, discussions were made for future mango promotion at Uzbekistan and other Central Asian States. The unanimous suggestions of this meeting were: a) Development of a mango industry consortium for export to Uzbekistan and sending joint export shipments by this consortium, b) Restriction on individual exports for initial three years (e.g. 2018-20), c) Finalizing the quarantine requirements, d) Addressing the issue of financial remittance, e) Identification of potential importable items to promote bilateral trade; f) promotion of other exportable commodities e.g. citrus, guava, dates, potato and carrot etc.

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July 27 to August 01, 2017

INTRODUCTION

OBJECTIVES

Mango industry is the second major fruit industry of Pakistan with an area of 170.71 Thousand Hectares and production of 1716.88 Thousand Tons. Over 300 mango varieties are grown in the country out of which about 12-15 are being grown at commercial scale and are being exported to various parts of the world including Middle East, Europe, UK and Far-East. The share of mango in national fruit industry is about 22.8% in terms of area and 24.5% in case of fruit production.

The Central Asia is a potential market for Pakistani mangoes; however, attempts have not been made in the past to explore this part of the world for mango marketing.

Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture, Multan (MNS-UAM), being located at the core mango production zone of Punjab, has always been trying to conduct R&D and outreach activities related to mango sector. Under this perspective, a delegate from Pakistan visited Tashkent (Uzbekistan) for promotion of Pakistani mangoes. The delegate was coordinated by MNS-UAM in collaboration with the Embassy of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Tashkent and Centre for Global and Strategic Studies, Islamabad.

- To create awareness about high quality mango and other mango products of Pakistan in Uzbekistan

- To provide the growers, exporters and investors from with business networking opportunity in mango sector

- To understand the Uzbek marketing system and consumer preferences

SOURCE Ministry of National Food Security and Research 2014 - 15 (Economic Wing, Islamabad - Pakistan)

Area under Mango Orchards(Thousand Hectares)

Mango Fruit Production(Thousand Tons)

0.35 KPK

0.57 Baluchistan

107.06 Pujab

62.73 Sindh

1.08 Baluchistan

2.98 KPK

1313.61

399.21 Sindh

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400

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The delegate from Pakistan comprised participants/stakeholders from diverse background including mango growers, exporters, processors, value added product organizations, public sector officials and govt. representatives. The detailed list of Pakistani delegate is as follows:

PAKISTAN DELEGATE DETAILS

SR. NAME & CONTACT NO. OF EXHIBITOR

CONTACT NO ORGANIZATION

1. Mr. Habat Ullah Asad 03028632863 Lutfabad Processing Facility, Multan

2. Mr. M. Imran Nawaz Siyal 03216351656 Kashan Enterprises, Multan

3. Mr. Naik Alam 03008696325 Dhillo Agriculture Farm, R.Y. Khan

4. Syed Ahsan Ali Tipu 03129116772 SFA Industries, Kabirwala

5. Syed Abdullah Ali 03129116772

6. Mr. Mubashir Ali Durrani 03216301880 Durrani Agriculture Farm, Multan

7. Mr. Mumtaz M. Khan Manais 03008731666 Manais Fruit Farm, Tibba Sultan Pur

8. Ms. Surria Mumtaz

9. Mr. Sikandar Khan

10. Ms. Haleema Bibi

11. Ms. Maryam Bibi

12. Mr. Armughan Rabbani 03006028119 Al-Mahmood Establishment, PFVA

13. Mr. Saeed Khan 03002533192 Saeed Khan Enterprises, PFVA

14. Mr. Taimur Zia 03000809811 Roomi Foods Pvt Ltd

15. Mr. Mohammad Omer 03213133222 OMA Trading Company, Muzaffargarh

16. Mr. Abdul Malik 03219220169 Union Fruits PFVA, Karachi

17. Ms. Khalida Parveen

18. Ms. Roha Malik

19. Dr. M. Rashid Shaheen 03336329065 The Islamia University of Bahawalpur

20. Mr. M. Habib-ur-Rehman 03006320824 M.A. Links Multan

21. Rana M. Awais 03317844165 Preston Travels and Tours, Multan

22. Rana Nadeem Ahmad 03000720720

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Following activities were conducted to introduce Pakistani mangoes in Uzbekistan:

a) Marketing Outreach at Chorsu Bazar, Tashkent (July 28, 2017)b) Marketing Outreach at Koyluk Wholesale Market (July 29, 2017)c) Marketing Outreach Aviator Shopping Centre Tashkent (July 29, 2017)d) Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy, Tashkent (July 29, 2017)e) Mango Tasting Session at Bek Restaurant, Ulugbek Av, Tashkent (July 31, 2017)

a Marketing Outreach at Chorsu Bazar, Tashkent (July 28, 2017)

The Pakistan Delegate visited the Fruit and Vegetable Market at Chorsu Bazar on 28th of July 2017. Fresh slices of Pakistani mangoes were offered to fruit & veggie shopkeepers and consumers.

PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES

23. Ms. Shireen Arshad 03005139968 Women Chamber of Commerce, Bahawalpur

24. Ms. Alia Munawar Khan 03008441217

25. Mr. Juma Khan 03340000006 Pakistan Handicrafts Association, Lahore

26. Mr. Abdul Rahim 03005139968

27. Ms. Nasreen Akhtar 03067777647 Participant Only/Investor

28. Rana Tahir Shabir 03067777647 Govt. Official

29. Mr. Mazhar Abbas Ran 03087944442 Govt. Official/Mango grower

30. Mr. M. Afzal Khan 03458884979 Afzal Mango Orchard Multan

31. Mr. Masood Ahmad Khan 03008117434

32. Mr. M. Junaid Khan Tareen 03008638700 Tareen Mango Farm, Multan

33. Dr. Rao Muhammad Ikram 03006358531 Muhammad Nawaz Shareef University of Agriculture, Multan

34. Dr. Hafiz Nazar Faried 03334882877

35. Dr. Fahim Nawaz 03357293739

36. Dr. Muqarrab Ali 03006752253

37. Dr. Muhammad Amin (Organizing Secretary)

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Overview of Fruit and Vegetable Market at Chorsu Bazaar

Overview of Fruit and Vegetable Market at Chorsu Bazaar

FINDINGS:

- Many persons were not aware of Pakistani mangoes- Mango sales in Chorsu market were very rare in the past- Those who tasted Pakistani mango, liked it very much- Most people expressed their willingness to buy Pakistani mangoes @ US$ 1.0-2.0 US$ per 350-

400g mango piece

b Marketing Outreach at Koyluk Wholesale Market (29 July 2017)

On July 29, 2017 at 7:30 am, the Pakistani Delegate visited Koyluk Fruit and Vegetable market, Tashkent. This market is situated 20 kilometers far from Tashkent. Around sixty local exporter and importers were main stakeholders of the market. The government administrator of market accompanied the delegate and business group. He introduced the delegate to exporters and importers. The Pakistani delegate offered Samar Bahisht Chaunsa mango chunks to the importers, whole sellers and general public in Koyluk market for tasting.

Several discussions were made between Pakistani delegate members and Uzbek traders about the potential of mango import in Uzbekistan. The business group discussed expenditure details

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Visit to different fruit and vegetable impoters at Koyluk wholesale market

FINDINGS:

- Koyluk Wholesale Market is the major market of Tashkent having stakeholders involved in fruits and vegetables exports and imports

- Every year, the period from June to September is mainly focused on exports of fruits from Uzbekistan because of available glut volumes of local fruit. The fruit exports to Uzbekistan beyond this period can get better marketing window.

- The importers in the Koyluk market informed that they used to import mango from Argentina; however its taste and texture was not as good as that of Pakistani mangoes.

- The importers were much amused eating Pakistani Mangoes and showed their keen interest to buy Mango from Pakistan.

- The Uzbek importers were also interested in importing Citrus, Guava and potato from Pakistan.

like fruit price after air freight charges. Almost 15-20 importers from Uzbekistan were met and business talks were made to import mango from Pakistan. The stakeholders of both countries made business networking and mutually exchanged contact details. At the end, all stakeholders of the market were invited to join Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy and they promised that they will surely visit the event.

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c Marketing Outreach at Aviator Shopping Centre Tashkent (July 29, 2017)

On the same day (July 29, 2017 around 10:30am) Pakistani delegate visited Aviator Super Market which has the largest business network in Uzbekistan. Pakistani delegation met with the on-duty Manager of the market, who didn’t even know about mango fruit. Pakistani delegation presented mangoes to managerial staff and general public for tasting.

The manager of the market promised that he will convey samples to the higher ups of the market who were not present on that day being a weekend. Contacts from both sides were shared. Pakistani delegate invited the Aviator team to participate in Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy Tashkent on that evening to taste its valuable added products also.

d Mango Festival at Pakistan Embassy, Tashkent (July 29, 2017)

On July 29, 2017, a mango festival was held at the main hall of Pakistan Embassy Tashkent during 02:00 - 07:00 pm which was organized by MNS-UAM in collaboration with mango industry stakeholders, Pakistan Embassy Tashkent, Center for Global & Strategic Studies Islamabad and Uzbek Embassy Islamabad. This was the first ever Mango festival held in Uzbekistan in its history and foremost official attempt to establish trade route for Pakistani mangoes towards this part of the world.

FINDINGS:

- A highly satisfactory response about the taste of Pakistani Mango was received. People showed keen interest to buy and eat Pakistani mango.

- The Manager of Aviator F&V market promised to discuss and convince his top management to import mangoes from Pakistan next year.

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Lutfabad Mango Processing Facility, Multan

Dhillon Agriculture Farm, R.Y. Khan

Tareen Fruit Farm, Multan

OMA Trading Company, Multan

Kashan Enterprises & mango HWT facility, Multan

Afzal Fruit Farm, Multan

SFA industries, Kabirwala

Saeed Khan Enterprises, Karachi

Union Fruits, Karachi

M.A. Links, Multan

Al-Mahmood Pvt Ltd, Karachi

Roomi Foods, Kabirwala

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Mango Stall Organized by MNS- University of Agriculture, Multan

The people of Uzbekistan from different walks of life visited the event that included:

- Fruit and vegetable industry stakeholders- Traders (wholesalers, importers)- Ambassadors of various countries e.g. Egypt, Kuwait, Oman and India- Uzbek Govt. Officials, and - Local citizens & families

The visitors collected information about mango industry of Pakistan.

Following promotional strategies were used to introduce Pakistani mangoes to the visitors during the mango festival:

a) Mango tastings (fresh mango chunks, dried pulp, juices, milk-shake)b) Gifts (fresh mangoes and value added products) c) Mango brochure distributiond) On-stall briefing and presentation

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Ambassadors of various countries at Mango Festival Tashkent

Deputy Ambassador of Kuwait

Mango gift presented to the Rector of Tashkent State Agrarian University

Ambassador of Egypt

Mango gift presented to the Dean Agriculture, Tashkent State Agrarian University

Ambassador of Oman Ambassador of India

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Mango tasting and consumer comments under progress at Bek Restaurant, Tashkent

FINDINGS:

- The visitors highly appreciated Pakistan mangoes and mango products

- Further promotions on large scale are required at Tashkent as well as other populated cities of Uzbekistan e.g. Bukhara, Samarkand etc..

- The governments of both sides as well as relevant public and private sector institutions need to be fully involved for mass-scale promotion

- Legal approvals for country wide promotion should be taken well in advance

- Mango custom clearance procedures and charges at Tashkent airport must be observed

e Mango Tasting Session at Bek Restaurant (31 July 2017)

On July 31, 2017, at 8:30pm, a mango tasting session was held at Bek Restaurant Mirzo Ulugbek Avenue, Tashkent to evaluate the response of dining-in consumers. Slices of fresh mangoes were tasted by a number of persons.

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A meeting of the delegate members who participated in Mango Promotion at Tashkent was held at Manais Fruit Farm on August 13, 2017. The agenda of meeting was to develop future strategy/way forward for mango exports to Uzbekistan based upon the experiences/lessons learnt during the visit to Uzbekistan (See findings in Section 7).

POST-EVENT PLANNING MEETING (August 13, 2017)

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Overall, this activity served as a valuable platform for introducing Pakistani mangoes to Uzbek people and obtaining basic understanding regarding market potential of mangoes in Uzbekistan. It provided the opportunity to Pakistani growers, exporters and investors to observe Uzbek marketing system, consumer preferences and culture and develop business networks. Various items were promoted during mango festival and other promotional activities e.g. fresh mangoes, fresh mango chunks, pulp concentrate, dried pulp (free from additives), mango leather (jelly), mango juices, mango milk-shake,. Apart from this, other products like guava pulp, citrus juice, pomegranate juice etc were also introduced.

Below are some suggestions to develop the export business for Pakistani mangoes and other fresh commodities in Uzbekistan:

CONCLUSIONS & FUTURE SUGGESTIONS

Sr. No. Name of Company/Stake Holder

Product Details

1 Development of Mango Export Consortium

It was suggested by various members to develop a consortium of mango industry for export to Uzbekistan for a period of three years. The membership of this consortium will be open for all mango growers and exporters. This consortium should send joint export shipments on equal cost sharing and profit/loss basis. The consortium should work on expanding the export volume every year. Moreover, there should be a restriction by the Govt. for individual exports to Uzbekistan initially for three years (e.g. 2018-20); this will help to set a high value and quality standard for Pakistani mangoes in Uzbek markets.

2 Bilateral Trade Agreement between the two governments

For the earliest start of bilateral trade, the governments of both countries should develop and sign understandings and devise appropriate protocols for certification/quarantine and quality parameters and remittance system against different shipments.

3 Involvement of relevant institutions

The organizations like Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, Pakistan Horticulture Development and Export Company, Ministry of Commerce and Embassies of both countries must be taken on-board.

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4 Further promotion, networking and identification of trade items

For promotion of bi-lateral trade between the two countries, two-way industry visits and meetings should be planned (e.g. Pakistan exporters to Uzbekistan, Uzbek importers to Pakistan etc). The Uzbek companies can be invited to Annual Mango Festival at Multan. Similarly, Pakistani mango export consortium can participate in annual International Fruit and Vegetable Fair, Tashkent.

Moreover, country wide promotion of Pakistani mangoes in Uzbekistan and building connection with supermarket segment (Makro, Korzinka etc) is very important.

Identification of potential importable items is also indispensable to promote bilateral trade.

5 Exploring other central Asian states

Attempts need to be made in other central Asian states e.g. Russia, Kirghizstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, etc to develop regional trade.

6 R&D Both governments should promote collaborative R&D in agriculture focused areas for mutual benefits of both nations.

A well planned, detailed and comprehensive consumer research in Uzbekistan is required targeting various socio-economic zones, age groups, gender perceptions.

Moreover, R&D is also required to fully understand the marketing and pricing mechanism of Uzbekistan.

7 Cargo Special cargo flights will be required with the development of bilateral trade on possible lowest freight rates. The fast-track custom clearance mechanism needs to be established for perishable commodities like mango. Moreover, road transport pathways option also need to be explored.

8 Exchange Programmes To promote friendship and professional linkages between the two countries, cultural and academic exchange programmes should be organized initially for three years during the consortium period.

CONCLUSIONS & FUTURE SUGGESTIONS

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POTENTIAL BOTTLENECKS

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

Makro SupermarketTel: +998-71-2051205; +998-71-205 0746Add: Almazar area, Farobi street, 448АTashkent Uzbekistan

Korzinka.uz SupermarketTel: +998-71-1401414; +998-371-2270550Email: [email protected] District, Beshagach street, 57. Tashkent Uzbekistan

Holdkomekspim Co., LtdPerson: Utkir RahimovTel: +998-71-1441685Add: 6, Abay Tashkent, Uzbekistan

BE UMT_AGROPerson: Mr. Rash RashidAdd: Buyuk lpak yuli 75 Uzbekistan

Central Asia Agro ExportPerson: Dilshod AhmedovTel: +998-71-675749Add: 54 A Habib Abdyllayev street Tashkent Uzbekistan

LemberonaPerson: Ms. Elmira seydametova Tel: +998-153-14355Add: Main streed, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Fruit ExpoUzPerson: Mr. Bekzod KhalilovTel: +998-712-2547719Add:61, Bobur, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Berad GroupPerson: Ms. Lola Tel: +998-903479507Add: Block Kashgar, 12 A, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

EurobasisPerson: Mr. Pulat YunusmetovTel: +998-97-7019690Address: Mukimiy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan

Fruit-export.uzPerson: FazliddinTel: +998-90-9685014Add: 61, Bobur atr, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Luck And Fortune LimitedPerson: Marketing managerTel: +998-71-2547719Address: Bobur, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Orlando Garden LLCPerson: Mr. Akber AkhmedovAdd: 1 Furqat bogi streetTashkent Uzbekistan

Following bottlenecks need to be addressed in future to promote the bilateral trade among the two countries:

Lack of Govt. Support: The support from government is indispensable for opening the trade route through signing mutual trade protocols and starting cargo services.

Financial remittance: The financial remittance has been identified as a potential barrier. Procedures have to be set for ensuring the financial transactions.

Language barrier: Most Uzbek people including many fruit and vegetable traders were not able to understand English language. Russian and Uzbek are the common languages.

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Uzincomcenter JSCPerson: Ramzbek SoupievTel: +998-71-1385807Address: Amir Temur str. 107-A Tashkent Uzbekistan

Aryana TradingPerson: Mr. Fahim NasimTel: +998-90-9993941Add: 2, Afrosiab, Tashkent Uzbekistan

Rehmat LLCPerson: Akmal KarimovTel: +998-90-5021750Add: 34/2, Farkhod Street, Samarqand Region, Other, Uzbekistan

OAO Surkhandaryo Oziq Ovqat MollariPerson: Mr. Muroddullo BazaeovTel: +998-9-9120476Add: 1A Abror Hidoyatov street Tashkent Uzbekistan

Global Basis Trade LLCPerson: Mr. Otabek FayzullaevTel: +998-73-2767765Add: 83/44 Alisher NavoiyTashkent Uzbekistan

State Joint-Stock Foreign TradePerson: Ms. Aynur KhabievaTel: +988-71-1385426Add: 75, Buyuk Ipak Yuli St.Tashkent Uzbekistan

Uzmarkazimpex SJSFTCPerson: Mr. Bahadir NarzullaTel: +998-93-9037734Add: Mustakillik shoh, tashkent city, tashkent, Uzbekistan

Agro Tex Buxoro LTDPerson: Mr. Rustam MuminovTel: +998-65-2217016Add: O.Eshonov 28Tashkent Uzbekistan

Alifar AgroimpeksPerson: Mr. Sherzod AlievTel: +998-95-1442905Add: Nukus 73, Tashkent Uzbekistan

Alay Bazaar (Oloy Market)Add: Amir Temur street

Chorsu Bazaar Add: 1, Zarqaynar street

Karavan BazaarТошкент, Taskkent

Yunusabad Farmer’s MarketNear Tashkent TV Tower and Mega Planet Shopping Mall

Askias Farmer’s MarketNear Babur Recreation Park

Farhad Farmer’s MarketChilanjar

Mirabad Farmer’s MarketNukus Street

Koyluk Wholesale MarketFergana yuli street

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

LIST OF BAZAARS (MARKETS) AT TASHKENT

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Mr. Arif ButtTel: +998-90-1672066

Mr. Syed IqrarTel: +998-90-9121680

Mr. TariqTel: +998-94-6837998

Mr. Shahid Saleem QureshiTel: +998-93-3957712

Mr. Mapuig MirshodTel: +998907200502Email: [email protected]

Mr. Budreddin NaqshbandiTel: +998652244113Email: [email protected]

Mr. Chori FurgatTel: +998903350175

Ontom OthmaTel: +998-99-8418148

Mr. AhmedTel: +998-94-6678939

BaxthepTel: +998-90-3274747

Agzam FruitTel: +998-90-3720900

Mr. SherzodTel: +998-93-5388985

Mr. MuhammadTel: +998-90-5977220; +998-91-3504007

LIST OF SOME PAKISTANI NATIONALS AT TASHKENT

LIST OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLE IMPORTERS AT KOYLUK WHOLESALE MARKET TASHKENT

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ANNEXURE (NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS FOR MANGO FESTIVAL, TASHKENT)

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MINAR-E-PAKISTAN

ORGANIZED BY

MUHAMMAD NAWAZ SHAREEFUNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE MULTAN

Tel: +92-61-9201680

Fax: +92-61-9201682

www.mnsuam.edu.pk

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