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Country faces USD348bn climate finance gap: Rana Ihsaan

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan faces an estimated climate finance gap of USD348 billion by 2030, requiring substantial concessional financing, private investment and access to international carbon markets to build climate resilience, accelerate the clean energy transition and support sustainable, export-led economic growth, Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Commerce and Industries Rana Ihsaan Afzal Khan…

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    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan faces an estimated climate finance gap of USD348 billion by 2030, requiring substantial concessional financing, private investment and access to international carbon markets to build climate resilience, accelerate the clean energy…