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Pak leadership role in climate change lauded

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Islamabad

Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam on Sunday defied all social media rumours tainting Pakistan’s position at global level sans country’s US invitation for leaders’ summit on climate change.

Pakistan’s leadership role in climate change mitigation and adaptation was globally praised and replicated by world leading countries as the country was among top ten countries leading climate action despite being a developing country with its own resources, he said here while talking to media persons.

Amin said the US virtual moot on climate change was calling world 40 countries who were extensively contributing to global green house gases emissions causing serious environmental degradation and would mull over best possible solutions to curb the impending threat of climate change.—APP

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