Pakistan underscored its growing climate leadership on the global stage as the Minister of State delivered a keynote address at the opening session of Global Green Growth Week 2025 in Seoul.
The session, titled Implementing International Carbon Markets: Country Experiences and Strategic Pathways to 2023, was attended by government officials from New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Senegal, Norway, Sweden, Zambia and others, along with climate change experts, NGO representatives and media.
In her keynote speech, Minister Dr. Kharal stated that Pakistan has demonstrated significant commitment and leadership in addressing climate change both internationally and domestically. She reiterated that Pakistan’s comprehensive climate agenda includes implementing a range of policies and initiatives to enhance the country’s climate resilience, mitigate emissions, and mobilize climate finance.
On the sidelines of the Global Green Growth Week, the Minister of State is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with a delegation from the Government of Norway as well as representatives of various international NGOs.
The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is a treaty-based international organization promoting green growth, balancing economic development, and environmental sustainability. Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary-General, currently serves as Chair and President of the Institute.
