Pakistani, Chinese scholars discuss ecological issues

BEIJING: Pakistani and Chinese scholars deliberate upon ecological issues plaguing the world today, local media reports said on Wednesday.
The report says, a written proposal was released on a World Earth Day themed forum anchored by the Communications University of China (CUC), where Pakistani and Chinese scholars exchanged their opinions on ecological issues.
The proposal, centered around green, healthy, and sustainable development, calls for augmented awareness of a community with shared future in international academia.
Academic Network for a Community with Shared Future, sponsor of the forum, pledges unsparing efforts in promoting dialogue among civilisations and contributing to sustainable development through joint efforts.
Pakistani representative Ms. Maryam Raza delivered a speech on “Working Together to Tackle Environmental Challenges in pursuit of Clean, Green and Resilient World”.
Noting the repercussions of non-traditional security threats on nations, she stressed the wide range of existing non-traditional security threats emanating from social, economic, and environmental risks.
Melting of glaciers, rising temperature, climate change, carbon emission, pollution, pandemics, and other wide range of environmental threats are occurring more frequently than ever. To deal with these issues, a global network is needed to apply integrated approaches.
She also highlighted new perspectives to analyze the particular discourse. As we are undergoing changes in world order, sustainable policies are required to tackle environmental challenges in modern times.
In this aspect, constructive engagement would benefit all parties involved in the pursuit of a clean, green, and resilient world. – Agencies