Breathe Pakistan: Minister Musadik Malik calls for investing in youth-led climate projects
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The second edition of The Breathe Pakistan International Climate Change Conference, organised by DawnMedia , is currently underway in Islamabad. Despite contributing minimally to global emissions, Pakistan remains among the most climate-vulnerable nations, underscoring the critical need for coordinated, locally grounded, and globally informed responses. The two-day conference brings together policymakers, experts, and stakeholders from across sectors to examine intersecting challenges and chart a path forward.
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