Celebrating Pakistan Citrus Week
A Photographic Record of a Cultural and Agricultural Promotion in Jeddah
A Pakistani Citrus Showcase in Jeddah
The original photographs preserve Pakistan Citrus Week as presented at Manuel Super Market. The event signage appears in English and Arabic and features Pakistani citrus, national imagery and a display of fresh oranges.
The poster identifies the promotion as running from 17 to 23 January 2018. Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman visited on 19 January, a weekend day, and acknowledged Ms. Khadija Malik for the invitation in his original Facebook post.
The Pakistan Citrus Week Display
The promotional backdrop carried the title “Pakistan Citrus Week” in English and Arabic. Fresh oranges formed the centrepiece, with Pakistani and Saudi flags displayed beside the presentation.
The photographs also show refreshments arranged in front of the display. These details preserve the visual setting of the promotion without altering the original photographs.
The celebration also offered a delightful variety of refreshments prepared from kinoo, including delicious desserts and freshly prepared juices. The different preparations showcased the fruit in a variety of ways, making the display a treat for visitors.
Before Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman left the event, Ms. Khadija Malik kindly presented him with a complimentary bag of delicious kinoo. This thoughtful gesture was sincerely appreciated and added a special personal touch to the visit.
Ms. Khadija Malik has remembered Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman in her events and continued to extend invitations to him. It is always a pleasure for him to attend her occasions, meet familiar faces and share in the warmth and hospitality she offers. Her kind invitation and generous farewell gift made this visit a particularly pleasant memory.
With Ms. Khadija Malik and Dr. Atikkah Mulla
The group photograph identifies the two women accompanying Capt. Mir Shakeel UrRahman as Ms. Khadija Malik and Dr. Atikkah Mulla. The original post specifically thanks Ms. Khadija Malik for the invitation.
The photograph is retained as a record of the people present during the visit and the personal connection associated with the invitation.
A Record of Cultural Exchange
Public displays of national produce can introduce visitors to a country's agricultural products and cultural identity. The event's bilingual signage and the presence of both Pakistani and Saudi flags are visible features of this particular presentation.
Preserving this visit adds a documented cultural-engagement moment to the Community Service archive. The photographs and original post remain the basis of this account; no additional organiser, official status or programme details are inferred beyond what the available record supports.
A photograph can preserve not only an event, but also the people and connections that made the occasion memorable.
Photographic Record
The supplied collage and group photograph preserve the event signage, orange display, refreshments and the people photographed during the visit. The original image files should be retained without alteration in the website's community-service image archive.
Original Source
The original Facebook post dated 19 January 2018 documents the visit, identifies Manuel Super Market as the venue, and thanks Ms. Khadija Malik for the invitation.