Pakistan Emphasises Strategic Planning for Renewable Energy Transition at Antalya Ministerial Dialogue
Independent report
ANTALYA: Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr Musadik Malik highlighted Pakistan’s commitment to renewable energy transition while addressing a ministerial dialogue titled “From Ambition to Planning for Energy Transition”, organised by the Global Renewables Hub in Antalya.
Dr Musadik Malik presented Pakistan’s perspective on the global energy transition, emphasising that translating commitments into practical planning is essential to achieving sustainable energy goals.
He said Pakistan was among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, recalling that the devastating floods of 2022 had affected millions of people across the country.
The minister noted that the Pakistani people were increasingly moving towards renewable energy through their own initiatives, reflecting growing public interest in sustainable energy solutions.
He stressed that effective planning was indispensable for accelerating the energy transition and addressing the challenges posed by climate change.
Dr Musadik Malik said Pakistan was making progress towards renewable energy adoption and that converting commitments into practical strategies would be crucial for achieving long-term objectives.
He added that the transition towards renewable energy would not only help Pakistan address climate challenges but also contribute to strengthening the national economy.
The minister reaffirmed that Pakistan’s journey towards sustainable energy development continued, with a focus on translating its commitments into concrete plans and practical action.
