Prof Ahsan Iqbal Leads National Sustainability Conference

Web DeskMay 17, 2024 06:52 AMnational
  • Conference emphasizes economic aspects of sustainability
  • Renowned speakers discuss challenges and implications of sustainability
  • Youth involvement highlighted for achieving Sustainable Development Goals
Prof Ahsan Iqbal Leads National Sustainability ConferenceImage Credits: pakobserver
The National Sustainability Development Goals conference in Islamabad, led by Prof Ahsan Iqbal, focused on economic aspects of sustainability. Renowned speakers discussed challenges, emphasizing youth involvement for achieving SDGs. The event highlighted ongoing efforts towards a sustainable future for Pakistan.

The recent National Sustainability Development Goals annual conference in Islamabad shed light on the Economic Aspects of Sustainability. Organized by the Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, the event aimed to assess the progress of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Pakistan.

The conference, overseen by Prof Ahsan Iqbal, commenced with a detailed presentation on the current status of SDGs in the country. Renowned speakers like Dr Adil Najam and Dr Hamza Malik shared valuable insights on the challenges and economic implications of sustainability.

Key stakeholders from civil society, government, private sector, media, and academia participated in the conference. This year's event also welcomed young individuals passionate about environmental issues, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement in sustainable development.

Prof Ahsan Iqbal stressed the need to align economic progress with sustainable development for comprehensive national growth. He highlighted the shared responsibility of the government and civil society in achieving SDGs and urged media to raise awareness about sustainability goals.

Mr Mohamed Yahya, the United Nations Resident Coordinator, reiterated the UN's commitment to supporting Pakistan in its sustainable development efforts. Attendees engaged in group discussions focusing on environmental challenges and SDG financing, aiming to provide actionable recommendations for policy-makers.

Minister Iqbal assured that the conference's suggestions would be seriously considered to translate discussions into concrete actions. The true impact of the conference will be measured by the initiatives that follow, reflecting the collective commitment towards a sustainable future.

The National Sustainability Development Goals conference in Islamabad underscored the importance of economic aspects in achieving sustainability objectives. With a diverse range of stakeholders coming together to discuss challenges and solutions, the event highlighted the ongoing efforts towards a more sustainable and prosperous future for Pakistan.

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