Pakistan promises: by 2030, the proportion of clean energy use will reach 60%

    According to Pakistan’s “Dawn” report, on April 22, at the leaders’ climate summit initiated by the United States, Pakistan promised that by 2030, the use of clean Electricity Solar Panels energy will account for 60% and the use of electric vehicles will account for 30%.

    At the leaders’ climate summit, Malik Amin Aslam, assistant to the Pakistani Prime Minister’s climate change issues, said, “We are committed to achieving 60% of clean energy and 30% of electric vehicles by 2030. , Pakistan has made promises that exceed its share on climate change issues."

    At the same time, he urged developed countries to fulfill their commitments and help other countries to achieve the transition from carbon energy to clean energy. “The international community needs to do more work on climate finance, especially to provide climate finance for energy transition countries and countries that need to adapt to climate change (such as Pakistan).” He said that the international community needs to fulfill its commitment to climate finance, namely 100 billion US dollars per year.

    At the meeting, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture invited Malik, Assistant to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Climate Change Issues, to introduce Pakistan’s work in managing water resources. Malik said Pakistan is one of the 10 most vulnerable countries to climate change due to its topography and geographic location. “In recent years, the frequency and intensity of natural disasters such as floods have increased, affecting 220 million people in Pakistan,” he said. “Pakistan is doing its best to deal with this disaster. We are planting 10 billion trees and recovering nearly 100 Ten thousand hectares of forest, including mangrove forests in the south."