The government aims to fully integrate into Asian green supply chains
Climate minister says green productivity provides way to boost energy security LAHORE: Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal emphasized that green productivity is not just an environmental choice. It is an economic necessity for countries like Pakistan. Speaking at the Asian Productivity Organization (APO) International Conference on Green Productivity 2.0, Iqbal said that by 2035, Pakistan aims to achieve over 6% productivity-driven GDP growth, $100 billion in exports, 30% reduction in emission intensity, universal climate-resilient green infrastructure, high climate resistance and 60% full green technology. supply chains. The conference was jointly organized by LUMS Energy Institute, Pakistan National Productivity Organization
