Climate change say mutasir Pakistan ka Prime Minister ghair aham kyun?

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00:00 Pakistan and India are two neighbors who are probably fighting their biggest battle of survival.

00:05 And what is that battle?

00:06 Against climate change.

00:08 If there is smoke in Lahore, then there is smoke in Delhi as well.

00:12 If the landslide attacks are on crops in Pakistan, then there are similar situations in India as well.

00:17 When the pollution index increases in Delhi, it increases in Lahore.

00:20 If Karachi is polluted, then many cities in India are also in the top 10 numbers in that index.

00:26 So, the most important battle that is going to happen right now,

00:30 is the battle of climate change.

00:38 Today, I was looking at the picture of COP28.

00:43 If I could show it on the big screen,

00:46 the Prime Minister of India, Modi is also standing in the first lane.

00:51 The Pakistan's Minister of Finance is also standing in the last lane.

00:54 But before this, we saw that when Shabaz Sharif's government was in power,

00:58 he was also standing in the last lane.

01:00 It is such a pity that Pakistan is one of the countries in the world

01:04 where climate change has affected the most.

01:07 But the legal status of that is not given to them in this COP summit.

01:15 The Prime Minister, Modi, who is standing in this picture,

01:18 where our Prime Minister is also standing,

01:20 is in the same room, in the same place, but there are so many distances between the two countries.

01:27 It is such a pity that this is a world where more than a quarter of the population is Arab.

01:33 But they cannot come together to bring a joint climate action plan.

01:38 And the way more than Arab people's lives are being played here through politics,

01:43 this is a sad thing.

01:45 If we look at it, then the Prime Minister of Modi and the Prime Minister of Pakistan should stand together.

01:49 Because there is no limit to the destruction caused by climate.

01:53 No climate, no pollution, no climate activism is dependent on any limit.

02:02 And this is what Pakistan and India will have to think about.

02:05 So, what we see in front of us is so far away.

02:07 Okay, you have other big differences,

02:09 you have a history of 75 years,

02:13 you have grudges against each other, you have differences against each other.

02:16 But do not let it dominate.

02:19 There are challenges of the future on it.

02:21 There is only one challenge of the future.

02:23 And that is that the climate change is being eaten by Pakistan and India in a very bad way.

02:30 So when you will not have the right climate,

02:33 the people who are breathing air here will not be right,

02:36 then what will be your further challenges in the world?

02:41 When the health and life of humans will be in danger.

02:43 Pakistan has so many big challenges.

02:46 Does the world believe it?

02:47 When asked a question, they believe that Pakistan is a big victim in this whole matter.

02:52 When the UK ambassador came to our program,

02:54 she admitted this.

02:56 Let's listen to what she said.

02:58 Pakistan is a victim of the climate change.

03:01 We are probably generating the least amount of carbon footprint,

03:05 yet we are on the receiving end.

03:07 Well, we are the emitters, for sure.

03:09 It really is about climate justice.

03:11 The big emitters should be helping out those who are falling victim of climate change.

03:18 The European Union, we are not perfect by any means,

03:22 but we are a fairly low emitter.

03:24 We put out about 9% of global greenhouse gas emissions,

03:29 but we do finance about 30% of the public international financing for climate.

03:35 And finance is the key.

03:37 The Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India will have to work together

03:43 and make a joint climate action plan.

03:46 Otherwise, more than 1.25 billion people's lives are in danger.

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