ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr Musadik Malik held an interactive session with officers of the 38th Senior Management Course.
The minister briefed participants about Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to deal with the impacts of climate change, with a special focus on agriculture and food security.
He underlined the ministry’s efforts to support climate-sensitive sectors and to build sustainable food systems for the country’s increasing population.
Dr Malik also warned about the challenges of water shortage and low water efficiency, noting their direct impact on food security.
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He called for innovative and localized solutions to improve water use and agricultural output.
The discussion also focused on practical measures that could be taken at the tehsil and district levels to improve adaptation and resilience. The minister underlined the important role of local administration and communities in supporting national goals for climate action and food security.
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