Islamabad, August 20, 2025 – Officers from the 38th Senior Management Course met with Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Dr. Musadik Malik, on Tuesday to discuss Pakistan’s climate change policy and strategies addressing environmental challenges.
Focus on Climate Change Policy
The session highlighted efforts to combat climate change in Pakistan. Dr. Musadik Malik emphasized agriculture and food security as key federal priorities. He outlined ongoing mitigation and adaptation strategies to strengthen resilience in climate-sensitive sectors across the nation.
Agricultural and Food Security Challenges
Dr. Malik reaffirmed the government’s commitment to sustainable food systems. He addressed major challenges in agriculture that threaten national food security, including:
- Water scarcity affecting crop production
- Low productivity of irrigation systems
- Food security threats arising from climate variability
- Need for climate-resilient farming practices
Innovative Water Management
The Federal Minister highlighted localized solutions to improve nationwide water use efficiency. He shared plans to boost agricultural productivity through climate adaptation measures. These initiatives aim to support farming communities and ensure food security long-term.
Federal Government’s Collaborative Efforts
The session showcased the federal government’s approach to mitigating climate impacts through targeted policies. Close collaboration with stakeholders enables effective response to environmental challenges. Officers from the 38th Senior Management Course gained valuable insights into national climate resilience strategies, promoting alignment of policy implementation across Islamabad’s government departments.
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