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Pakistan and Germany to Enhance Cooperation in Disaster Resilience and Climate Partnership

Islamabad: Pakistan and Germany have reaffirmed their commitment to deepen cooperation under the Pakistan-Germany Climate and Energy Partnership. The resolve was expressed during delegation level negotiations between Secretary Ministry of Economic Affairs Muhammad Humair Karim and Director-General of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Christine Toetzke in Islamabad.

According to Radio Pakistan, both sides agreed to strengthen coordination on vocational training and youth employment and to continue collaboration on social protection and disaster resilience. The German delegation announced a new financial and technical commitment amounting to 114 million Euros for the current fiscal year.

Christine Toetzke appreciated Pakistan’s reform measures and reaffirmed Germany’s commitment to supporting Pakistan in addressing the challenges of climate change, economic transformation, and social inclusion.

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