Finance Minister Advocates for Climate Finance Agenda at V20 Dialogue in Bangkok


Bangkok: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, participated in the 17th V20 Ministerial Dialogue during the World Bank Group-IMF Annual Meetings 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The Finance Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to the V20 climate finance agenda, while emphasizing fiscal responsibility and the importance of effective implementation.



According to Press Information Department, Senator Aurangzeb acknowledged the V20’s support in formulating Pakistan’s Climate Prosperity Plan and in pinpointing projects that can attract climate finance. He underscored the necessity of bolstering domestic and external measures to mitigate the impacts of climate challenges and geopolitical disruptions. The Finance Minister pointed to opportunities for green investment, highlighting Pakistan’s green Panda bond initiative. He expressed approval for a proposed fund initiative, stressing collective ownership, accountability, and the need for effective execution.



Senator Aurangzeb also issued a caution regarding the potential for initiatives to remain unimplemented, referencing the Loss and Damage Fund. He reiterated Pakistan’s support for the advancement of the V20’s climate finance goals.

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