By Anzal Amin
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik and Minister for Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Heritage of New South Wales, Penny Sharpe MLC, discussed avenues for enhanced collaboration between Pakistan and Australia in the energy and resources sectors.
According to a news release, the meeting focused on renewable energy initiatives, particularly solar technology development, and the shared challenges of energy transition.
The minister, who is in Sydney to attend the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) 2025, reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to sustainable and green energy solutions.
He highlighted opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships and technology exchange, especially in disaster resilience and energy efficiency.
Both sides agreed that cooperation in renewable energy and resource management could help address climate challenges while fostering economic growth.
The discussion also covered the development of Pakistan’s mineral sector and opportunities for Australian companies, large and small, to contribute through investment, expertise, and capacity building.
The engagement marked an important step toward strengthening Pakistan–Australia cooperation in energy, environment, and sustainable development.
