Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.
Pakistani shops back boycott of French products over Macron remarks, support Turkish goods
Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.
Haber Merkezi 12:19 November 01, 2020 AA, Yeni Şafak
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