As Independence Day is approaching once again it is time to reminisce on the struggles that led to the birth of our motherland. Pakistan has always been a victim of peaks and valleys with.
Zartaj Gul lauds Denmark s interest in Pakistan s world-acclaimed green initiatives
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Danish ambassador informed the minister that Denmark is a world leader in fighting climate change.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Minister of State for Climate Change Zartaj Gul lauded the Danish government for its interest in Pakistan’s green initiatives and furthering it through enhanced collaboration in the shape of transfer of technology and capacity-building of the relevant sectors for effective implementation of the Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision.
Danish Ambassador Lis Rosenholm on Thursday called on Minister of State for Climate Change Zartaj Gul Wazir and conveyed her government’s interest to join and support various green initiatives launched under the Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision for Clean Green Pakistan.
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WB okays $120m for PM’s Green Stimulus initiative
Islamabad
April 2, 2021
Islamabad : The World Bank has announced all-out financial and technical support to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s countrywide initiatives for environmental conservation and protection and enhanced disaster resilience, especially Green Stimulus one, said country director of the bank Najy Benhassine.
Najy Benhassine disclosed this during a meeting with Prime Minister’s Special Assistant on Climate Change here on Thursday.
Leading a Work Bank delegation, Najy Benhassine called on Malik Amin and conveyed the bank’s all-out support to Pakistan s green post-pandemic economic recovery initiative and afforestation and nature conservation programmes, particularly Green Stimulus project.
Business
April 2, 2021
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank has approved funding of $120 million pledged for Prime Minister Imran Khanâs Green Stimulus initiative to boost green jobs in the country for those rendered unemployed due to the Covid-19 crisis, a statement said.
World Bank Country Director Najy Benhassine told PMâs Special Assistant on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam on Thursday that the bank would provide all-out financial and technical support for various green initiatives launched for environmental conservation as well as for enhanced disaster resilience.
He met the special assistant at the Ministry of Climate Change.
âHaving been impressed with the marvellous green initiatives of the incumbent government of Prime Minister Imran Khan, we at the World Bank are mulling over replication of Pakistanâs green initiatives in other countries in different parts of the world,â Benhassine said.