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Pakistan holds first rice festival in Budapest to ...

Pakistan holds first rice festival in Budapest to ...
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  •   BUDAPEST: Pakistan has organised its first-ever Rice Festival in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, to introduce Pakistani basmati rice to European markets and promote the country’s food products internationally.
  • The event aimed to highlight the quality, distinctive aroma, unique taste and export potential of Pakistani basmati rice while creating new commercial opportunities for Pakistani food products in the Hungarian market.
  • By introducing Pakistani basmati rice and other food products to Hungary’s business community, the festival marked an initiative to explore new avenues for trade and promote Pakistan’s agricultural strengths in Europe.

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BUDAPEST: Pakistan has organised its first-ever Rice Festival in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, to introduce Pakistani basmati rice to European markets and promote the country’s food products internationally.

The festival was organised by the Embassy of Pakistan in Hungary and brought together importers associated with the food and agriculture sectors, prominent business personalities, renowned master chefs, representatives of government institutions and members of the diplomatic community.

The event aimed to highlight the quality, distinctive aroma, unique taste and export potential of Pakistani basmati rice while creating new commercial opportunities for Pakistani food products in the Hungarian market. The initiative also sought to strengthen trade relations between Pakistan and Hungary and increase awareness of Pakistan’s agricultural products among European consumers and businesses.

Pakistan Highlights Basmati Rice’s Global Potential

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 19, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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