Pakistan Gears Up to Vigorously Present Climate Change Case at COP-28 in UAE


 Blog Post 1: Prime Minister Kakar Sets Aggressive Agenda for COP-28

Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar of Pakistan has declared a strong stance ahead of the upcoming COP-28 conference in the UAE. Chairing the 2nd meeting of the Pakistan Climate Change Council, PM Kakar emphasized the need for short, medium, and long-term frameworks to combat the adverse impacts of climate change. Despite Pakistan’s minimal global contribution to climate change, Kakar highlighted its position among the most affected nations, with one-third of the population impacted by floods last year — a direct consequence of climate change.

Blog Post 2: Pakistan Gears Up for COP-28 with Comprehensive Climate Strategy

In a recent meeting in Islamabad, Prime Minister Kakar praised the collaborative efforts between provinces and the federal government in addressing climate change concerns. PM Kakar directed the Ministry of Climate Change to organize a delegation of experts for COP-28, ensuring the inclusion of scholars in the framework preparation. Additionally, he approved the formation of a committee under the Pakistan Climate Change Council to develop a comprehensive policy framework for creating and trading carbon credits, aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in Pakistan.

Blog Post 3: Pakistan’s Strong Presence at COP-28: A Proactive Approach to Climate Change

As the nation prepares for COP-28, Prime Minister Kakar expressed confidence in Pakistan’s effective representation of countries grappling with climate change impacts. Acknowledging last year’s devastating floods affecting one-third of the population, PM Kakar emphasized the severity of climate change as a national security concern. With a clear agenda and proactive stance, Pakistan aims to contribute significantly to global efforts in addressing the pressing challenges posed by climate change at the upcoming international conference.

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