Maryam Nawaz to Represent Pakistan at COP30 in Brazil
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif will travel to Brazil to take part in the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém. There, she will present Punjab’s climate transformation efforts on an international platform.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), she announced:
“Departing tomorrow for COP30 Belém, Brazil, taking Punjab’s climate transformation journey from Suthra Punjab to E-Mobility, AQI Leadership, and Wildlife Protection to the world stage.”
She expressed pride in representing “a new wave of climate leadership from Pakistan rooted in innovation, inclusion, and shared responsibility for our planet.” Maryam Nawaz also highlighted her anticipation for “meaningful stakeholder dialogues with world leaders, scientists, and innovators to advance shared solutions for our planet’s future.”
Accompanying Delegation
Punjab’s Senior Minister for Environment, Marriyum Aurangzeb, will accompany the Chief Minister during the visit. Both leaders will present Punjab’s achievements in:
- Environmental governance
- Electric mobility transition
- Air quality management
- Biodiversity protection
These efforts are part of the Suthra Punjab (Clean Punjab) initiative.
Author's Summary
Maryam Nawaz will represent Pakistan at COP30 in Brazil, promoting Punjab’s innovative climate initiatives and engaging in global discussions to address environmental challenges.