Pakistan takes climate concerns to South Korean media at COP31

ANTALYA, Nov 15 (APP):Pakistan has used the international media platform of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) to highlight its climate change challenges and call for stronger global cooperation to address the growing environmental crisis.

Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr Musadik Malik shared Pakistan’s perspective on climate change during an exclusive interview with South Korea’s leading broadcaster, KBS, at the Pakistan Pavilion on the sidelines of the conference.

The interview focused on Pakistan’s climate priorities, key environmental challenges, government initiatives to address climate impacts and the importance of international cooperation in tackling the global climate crisis.

Dr Malik highlighted the need for collective global efforts, stronger international partnerships and effective climate strategies to respond to the growing threats posed by climate change.

The interaction also provided an opportunity to highlight prospects for enhanced cooperation between Pakistan and South Korea in climate action, environmental protection and sustainable development.

Pakistan’s engagement with the South Korean broadcaster formed part of its outreach to international audiences on climate-related challenges and the need for coordinated global responses.