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Climate change figures prominently in Pakistan political parties' manifestos, ET EnergyWorld

Ranked as the 5th most vulnerable country to climate change according to the Global Climate Risk Index, a UN report has warned that Pakistan will experience increasingly severe extreme weather events.

Climate change figures prominently in Pakistan political parties' manifestos

Islamabad: After Pakistan was by catastrophic floods in 2022, two major political parties in the country have prominently highlighted the importance of

UNDP to support govt's national climate response

Islamabad: The United Nations Development Programme’s Pakistan office has said that the international body supported logistically under its...

'World leaders pledge support to PM's green Pakistan vision'

COP26 summit admits PM's Green Vision on climate change SAPM

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'23 national parks established to overcome climate change in Pakistan'

'World looks towards Pakistan to lead global climate action'

‘World looks towards Pakistan to lead global climate action’ Islamabad June 7, 2021 Islamabad : Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam has said that thanks to incumbent government's world-acclaimed green agenda, the world has started posing trust in Prime Minister Imran Khan to lead global climate agenda. Talking to ‘The News’ in an exclusive interview on the side-lines of World Environment Day 2021 celebrations, he said, “Indeed Pakistan is ready and will lead the world through full-fledged support towards goal of achieving environmental sustainability and climate resilience." He said that like other developing countries climate crisis has also long stared hitting Pakistan right from northern regions to southern parts in shape of rapidly melting glaciers seething heat waves, frequenting and intensifying riverine and urban flooding, shifting and declining and shifting rainfalls, expanding desertification, depleting groundwater resources, rising sea-level and cyclonic activities as well as cloudbursts.

World to 'do more' for stronger global climate change: Amin Aslam

World to 'do more' for stronger global climate change: Amin Aslam   Published On 23 April,2021 05:15 am He said the world needs to get off the warpath with nature, which would only exacerbate disasters. ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) - Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam on Thursday called upon the global community to ‘do more’ on the global climate action to protect the world community from unfolding deleterious impacts of climate change. The world, he stressed, needs to get off the warpath with nature, which would only exacerbate disasters. “The world has to do more, and fast-track efforts to confront the climate change,” the Prime Minister Imran Khan’s aide stressed while addressing the virtual US-led Leaders Summit on Climate hosted by the US government in Washington on April 22, also the World Earth Day.