Pakistan is pushing for global broadcast cuts, funding of resistance to COP-29 Summit

• Musadik Malik meets the leadership of the COP-29 in Azerbaijan.
• It highlights the role of Global North in climate broadcasts.
• It seeks to collaborate with Pakistan-Azerbaijan in green areas.

The federal minister for climate change and environmental coordination, Dr. Musadik Malik has called for urgent and just global action to tackle climate change – including deeper emissions and enhanced funding for vulnerable resilience.

He made these observations during bilateral meetings with the COP-29 president and the special envoy to the president of Azerbaijan, the Mukhtar Babayev and the Deputy Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan and the head of the COP-29 negotiator, Yalchin Rafiyev.

The meetings were held on the sidelines of the copy leaders of the delegation in Shamakhi.

The minister stressed that while the countries of the world are facing the cruelest effects of climate disasters, the world north is still the primary contribution to historical and current greenhouse gas emissions.

Malik said Pakistan’s position next to two of the world’s top carbon shows composes his vulnerability to the climate. It reiterated the need for developed countries to fulfill their climate funding commitments and lead the category to reduce emissions.

He stressed that climate change is a cross -border challenge, with environmental degradation and extreme weather conditions that affect border populations. He called for enhanced international cooperation with the roots of justice, science and sustainability.

The two sides also discussed the paths to deepen green cooperation between Pakistan and Azerbaijan, including renewable energy, climate-existence agriculture, disaster reduction and adaptation strategies.

Malik confirmed Pakistan’s support for climate’s multilateral governance and hoped that COP-29 would make significant progress to the comprehensive and sciences worldwide climate solutions.