Kathmandu : Minister for Forest and Environment Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri highlighted the need of collaboration among all the nations across the globe for mitigating carbon emission.
Addressing the Petersburg Climate Dialogue in Berlin, Germany, he urged the government to give priority to issues such as balancing the global warming and accelerating the mobilization of climate finance, according to his secretariat.
Minister Shahi drew the attention of the world community to the fact that Nepal has been most affected by climate change opportunities despite emitting negligible carbon emissions. On the occasion, he informed about the ‘Sagarmatha Sambad’ being organized by Nepal in Kathmandu from May 16 to 18.
For the past 14 years, the Germany government has organized the Petersburg Climate Dialogue to promote the importance of multilateral role and international cooperation on climate change.
In the 15th edition of the dialogue, the countries with special role in the climate talks were invited. Nepali Ambassador to Germany Shail Rupakheti and climate expert Manjeet Dhakal are also present on the occasion.
