FinMin looks for global assistance to address climate issues.

According to Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan should seek both financial and technical assistance from foreign bodies because the issue of climatic issues is tied to its survival.

Muhammad Aurangzeb, speaking digitally at the current COP30 summit in Brazil, stated that although Pakistan is quickly becoming one of the developing economies, it is also dealing with problems like the climate crisis and is taking action to solve them.

According to him, eradicating the adverse consequences of climate change requires concerted international cooperation.

Pakistan has high hopes for green climate money, and barriers to their use need to be eliminated. The minister noted that in order to address climate change domestically, Pakistan has also launched a green sukuk bond.

He continued by saying that in order to address environmental issues, Pakistan looks to international institutions for both financial and technical support.

According to Finance Minister Aurangzeb, Pakistan’s survival is tied to the issue of climate change, which all nations are attempting to address.