Pakistan, June 25 -- Federal Minister Musadik Malik has revealed that Pakistan requires between $100 billion and $200 billion in climate financing to effectively combat the impacts of climate change. He also criticized the global community for the lack of climate justice, noting that countries with higher pollution levels receive more funding.

The minister shared these insights during a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Climate Change, chaired by Senator Sherry Rehman at Parliament House. The session focused on the country's climate action plans and the effects of recent budget cuts on environmental programs.

During his briefing, Malik announced that the Ministry of Climate Change plans to establish a green university focused ...