PM Shehbaz UN urge massive investments’ for Pakistan flood recovery The UN head claims that Pakistan has been “double victimised” by the financial system and climate change in Geneva.
A “morally bankrupt global financial system” and climate change, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, have both called for “huge investments” to assist Seriesmy
Pakistan recover from last year’s devastating floods. In his speech to a gathering of world leaders in Geneva, PM Shehbaz once more pleaded for aid for flood-devastated Pakistan. Pakistan is in need of billions of dollars to help with the disaster’s recovery.
Pakistan will require $16.3 billion to reconstruct, according to the so-called Resilient Recovery, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Framework. According to PM Shehbaz, the nation needs $8 billion from its allies over the course of the next three years, with the government anticipating being able to fund the rest. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
Pakistan’s foreign minister, opened the International Conference on Resilient Pakistan. The head of the UN gave a speech after it. Additionally, FM Bilawal will lead two of the conference’s sessions in Geneva.
The prime minister opened his remarks at the meeting by thanking the head of the UN for caring about the flood victims and supporting Pakistan during its time of need. The premier remarked.
The people of Pakistan will always remember your deep sympathies for the people of Pakistan, the way you pushed this cause, spoke about the people’s afflictions and issues, and became a forceful voice to communicate what they went through this summer.
Additionally, he expressed gratitude to the world leaders present at the conference. The course of history is changing right now. More quickly than we can imagine, things are happening. In addition to learning to survive, we must also learn to care for our bodies.
With a sense of accomplishment, we can move forward with pride and honour, remarked PM Shehbaz. According to him, the worst floods in Pakistan’s history killed 1,700 people, including children, and displaced eight million others.
They reportedly affected at least 33 million people. He stated that although this calamity shattered numerous records, time is of the essence.
PM Shehbaz UN urge a sense of accomplishment, we can move forward with pride and honour, remarked PM Shehbaz. According to him, the worst floods in Pakistan’s history killed 1,700 people, including children, and displaced eight million others.
They reportedly affected at least 33 million people. He stated that although this calamity shattered numerous records, time is of the essence.
According to the so-called Resilient Recovery, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Framework, Pakistan will need $16.3 billion for reconstruction. PM Shehbaz claims that over the course of the following three years, the country will require $8 billion from its allies, with the government expecting to be able to cover the rest.
Pakistan’s foreign minister, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, gave the opening remarks at the international conference on a resilient Pakistan. Following that, the UN secretary-general spoke. In addition, two of the conference’s sessions in Geneva will be presided over by FM Bilawal.
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