The Prime Minister of Pakistan stated that by 2030, Pakistan will ensure that renewable energy accounts for 60% of its total structure and 30% of all traffic will be converted to electric vehicles. At the Middle East Green Initiative Summit held in Riyadh, Imran Khan talked about the measures Pakistan has taken to develop clean energy, because climate change is one of the “biggest crises” of mankind. He said that due to climate change, Pakistan is among the 10 most vulnerable countries in the world. In the past 10 years, there have been 150 accidents affecting the environment in the country.

When he praised Saudi Arabia's "great measures to green the country", he also explained his own country's actions. At present, Pakistan has put aside 2,400 MW of coal projects and replaced them with 3,700 MW of hydropower, and then promised that there will be no new coal projects in Pakistan. The only energy source through coal will be gasification, that is, the use of local coal in Pakistan. Keywords: engineering news, engineering construction

Pakistan also focuses on nature-based solutions. 10 billion trees have been invested in planting, and 2.5 billion trees have been planted. Pakistan is the only country where mangrove carbon has increased. Mangroves absorb the highest amount of carbon emissions-we plan to plant these trees by 2023 and these trees will increase by 1 billion," he added. Khan said that Pakistan recently raised US$500 million through the issuance of green bonds. Rethinking the world is facing On the issue of climate change, he said: Unfortunately, this crisis was already obvious 20 years ago, but somehow, we are all denying ourselves. No one thought this would happen, and the temperature is getting higher and higher. No one believes there will be such an impact. Once you change the balance of nature, it will have an impact. In the past two years, we have seen fires in Siberia, California, the Mediterranean, and Australia. Editor/Xing Wentao