Sindh’s delegation attends Indonesian Trade Expo

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HYDERABAD:A Pakistani delegation attending Trade Expo Indonesia 2026 explored opportunities to promote Sindh’s mangoes in the international markets and to pursue Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Indonesian organizations for joint venture projects.The spokesman of Sindh Agriculture University informed here on Sunday that the delegation attending the 41st edition of 5-day Trade Expo Indonesia was led by Ghulam Sarwar Panhwar, Co-Chairman of M H Panhwar Farms.According to him, Panhwar interacted with Indonesian diplomats and businessmen and briefed them about the distinctive flavor, aroma and quality of Sindh’s mangoes.He pointed out the measures which had been taken in Sindh to ensure quality standards, to improve post-harvest handling and packaging, and to meet international phytosanitary requirements.



The delegation also explored potential joint venture projects with Indonesian organizations aimed at introducing modern technologies and value-added solutions in 4 key areas.



The areas, the spokesman said, included effective utilization of banana waste, value addition in mangoes, agricultural machinery and the production of organic fertilizers. He added that the proposed collaborations aimed to encourage technology transfer, reduce agricultural waste, improve product quality and create new opportunities for value addition in the agricultural sector.The spokesman told that Panhwar had been working to promote Sindh’s mangoes and to explore international market opportunities for local growers.

Sindh’s delegation attends Indonesian Trade Expo

District


HYDERABAD:A Pakistani delegation attending Trade Expo Indonesia 2026 explored opportunities to promote Sindh’s mangoes in the international markets and to pursue Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Indonesian organizations for joint venture projects.The spokesman of Sindh Agriculture University informed here on Sunday that the delegation attending the 41st edition of 5-day Trade Expo Indonesia was led by Ghulam Sarwar Panhwar, Co-Chairman of M H Panhwar Farms.According to him, Panhwar interacted with Indonesian diplomats and businessmen and briefed them about the distinctive flavor, aroma and quality of Sindh’s mangoes.He pointed out the measures which had been taken in Sindh to ensure quality standards, to improve post-harvest handling and packaging, and to meet international phytosanitary requirements.



The delegation also explored potential joint venture projects with Indonesian organizations aimed at introducing modern technologies and value-added solutions in 4 key areas.



The areas, the spokesman said, included effective utilization of banana waste, value addition in mangoes, agricultural machinery and the production of organic fertilizers. He added that the proposed collaborations aimed to encourage technology transfer, reduce agricultural waste, improve product quality and create new opportunities for value addition in the agricultural sector.The spokesman told that Panhwar had been working to promote Sindh’s mangoes and to explore international market opportunities for local growers.