Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Departs for Türkiye to Attend Global Climate Conference.
During the conference, the prime minister is expected to highlight Pakistan’s vulnerability to climate-related disasters, including devastating floods, extreme temperatures, irregular rainfall, droughts, and other environmental challenges.
Pakistan remains among the countries most exposed to the adverse consequences of climate change, despite contributing relatively little to global greenhouse gas emissions. The country has repeatedly called for greater international cooperation, climate financing, and support for developing nations facing increasingly severe environmental risks.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is also expected to emphasize the importance of strengthening global partnerships to promote climate resilience, environmental sustainability, and disaster preparedness.
He may underline the need for developed countries to fulfil their climate finance commitments and provide developing economies with access to affordable resources, modern technologies, and technical assistance. Such support is essential for countries like Pakistan to strengthen infrastructure, protect vulnerable communities, and accelerate their transition towards sustainable development.
