December 2, 2025
The Government of Balochistan is set to convene a landmark climate finance summit in Islamabad on December 8, 2025, bringing together government leaders, development partners, and innovators to accelerate climate action across Pakistan's largest province. The event marks a significant shift in Balochistan's approach to environmental challenges, as provincial authorities work to translate climate ambitions into concrete, funded initiatives on the ground. Balochistan, which spans over 44 percent of Pakistan's landmass, faces acute climate pressures including prolonged droughts, flash flooding, and water scarcity that threaten both livelihoods and infrastructure. The province has experienced devastating floods in recent years, underscoring the urgent need for climate-resilient development. Provincial planners are now aligning Balochistan's broader development agenda with strengthened environmental protections, recognizing that long-term economic growth depends on sustainable resource management and adaptive infrastructure.
