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KARACHI: Pakistan is expected to launch mango exports to the United States in 2011 season after first shipments of the fruit were made to Europe last year.
People associated with the mango industry gathered at a conference on Tuesday to celebrate a successful 2010 mango season, which was labeled the best year in the history of the country’s mango exports.
With annual production exceeding 1.5 million tons and demand growing around the world, the mango industry has a big potential for growth, says a press release.
Over the past year, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) helped local producers ship mangoes by sea to major fruit and vegetable importers and supermarkets in Europe. USAID also supported introduction of an internationally recognised quality certification, trained mango farmers in modern techniques, helped upgrade infrastructure and assisted in creating links with international buyers.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The governor of Punjab province in Pakistan was shot and killed by one of his police guards in a wealthy neighborhood in Islamabad on Tuesday, government officials said. The governor, Salman Taseer, was fired on at close range as he was getting into his car in the Kohsar Market, in an area frequently visited by the city’s elite and by foreigners. The interior minister, Rahman Malik, confirmed that a police guard was the shooter. Local media reports said, citing hospital officials, that Mr. Taseer was struck by nine bullets.
The assassination in broad daylight sent shockwaves through a country already beset with a political crisis after a major ally of the government quite the cabinet on Sunday.
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Updates About:-According to the internet media,its all about the latest news,Wikileaks Leak US Nuclear Standoff With Pakistan- Wikileaks documents that flooded the international press with sensational diplomatic secrets laid bare several disclosures about Pakistan.

A dangerous standoff of United States with Pakistan over nuclear fuel is among the revealations.

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia called President Asif Ali Zardari the greatest obstacle to Pakistan’s progress, according to an online report of New York Times that quoted Wikileaks as saying.

The papers depict the Obama administration struggling to sort out which Pakistanis are trustworthy partners against Al Qaeda.
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