United nations, Pakistan has taken a firm stance at the United Nations, advocating for urgent global action to counter the detrimental effects of climate change, particularly focusing on the declining health of the world’s oceans.

According to Radio Pakistan, Ambassador Muhammad Usman Iqbal Jadoon, Acting Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the UN, addressed the General Assembly, emphasizing the critical state of marine ecosystems and their impact on the livelihoods of billions globally. He highlighted the immense pressure oceans are under, facing a range of severe threats.

Ambassador Jadoon reiterated Pakistan’s strong commitment to the conservation and sustainable use of oceans, signifying the country’s dedication to playing a proactive role in global environmental efforts. This stance at the UN underscores the urgency of collective international efforts required to address the challenges posed by climate change effectively.

Pakistan’s call to action serves as a reminder of the pressing need for concerted global measures to preserve marine ecosystems and combat the broader impacts of climate change.