A World-class Green-Tech Hub was launched in Islamabad today to transform Pakistan's energy landscape and reduce energy sector's carbon footprints. The initiative has been jointly launched by Ministry of Climate Change and national and international energy sector stakeholders, to tap into green technologies, foster renewable energy solutions and eco-friendly innovations in the country. Addressing the launching ceremony, Prime Minister's Coordinator on Climate Change Romina Khurshid Alam said that the Green-Tech Hub would be instrumental in positioning the country as a regional leader in promotion and adoption of sustainable innovative solutions. She said it will help us solve the most pressing climate challenges and build a greener and more resilient economy and will also position Pakistan as a global destination for green investments. Source: Radio Pakistan
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