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Pakistani President Arif Alvi's mango shipments, including the famous Chaunsa, Anwar Rattol and Sindhari varieties, were sent as part of Pakistan's mango diplomacy, but were refused by 32 countries including the US, Canada, China, Turkey, Russia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal due to coronavirus restrictions and quarantine rules. This is not the first time Pakistan's mango shipments have been refused, in 2018 the UK refused three shipments and imposed sanctions on the mango exporter.
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Mango shipments were sent on behalf of Pakistani President Arif Alvi on Wednesday, including famous mango varieties such as the Chaunsa, Anwar Rattol and Sindhari. The gesture was part of Pakistan's mango diplomacy, but unfortunately it backfired as all 32 countries, including the US, Canada, China, Turkey, Russia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal, refused to accept the mangoes, they cited the corona restrictions and quarantine rules as reasons. Countries such as Egypt, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Canada expressed regret that they could not accept Pakistani mangoes. It is not the first time that shipments of Pakistani mangoes have been refused by other countries. In 2018, the UK refused to accept three shipments of ...
Source: AGF
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