Pakistan and Canada Explore Collaboration in Climate and Agriculture

Islamabad: Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan Tarik Ali Khan met with Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr. Musadik Malik to discuss strengthening bilateral ties in areas including climate, agriculture, and sustainable development.

The meeting, held in Islamabad, focused on expanding cooperation between the two countries in climate-adaptive agriculture, community welfare, and sustainable economic growth.

Both officials expressed a mutual interest in enhancing collaboration on environmental issues and economic strategies that would benefit both nations. The discussions aimed at identifying opportunities for joint ventures and policy alignments that could lead to sustainable development.

The dialogue between the Canadian High Commissioner and the Pakistani minister marks a step towards achieving shared goals in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable agriculture.

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