Saudi Arabia, one of the world’s largest oil producers, has committed to ‘zero emissions’ of greenhouse gases by 2060. Saudi Arabia commits to zero emissions by 2060 In such a situation, after China, he has hope only from Saudi Arabia. According to the World Bank report, Pakistan is among the top-10 countries with the highest debt. Pakistan’s economy is on the verge of bankruptcy, while being placed in the gray list will make it difficult to get financial help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the European Union. Pakistan has high hopes from visiting Saudi Arabia. However, in the MGI conference, Imran has to present his perspective on the challenges faced by developing countries due to climate change. Imran is accompanied by a high-level delegation of Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and other cabinet members, who will take the initiative to seek help in business by inviting mainly Saudi investors to Pakistan.
He attended the Middle-East Green Initiative (MGI) conference in Riyadh on Saturday and also spoke to Saudi leaders. In such a situation, Imran’s visit to Saudi Arabia from 23 October to 25 October is considered to be the most important. In such a situation, Prime Minister Imran Khan has reached Riyadh to seek help from Saudi investors and businessmen on the pretext of the Middle East Green Initiative conference to save the country’s deteriorating economy.ĭue to the economic plight in Pakistan, the people are troubled by inflation and due to the increasing debt on the country, all avenues of help are getting closed. Pakistan’s financial condition is already bad and due to the recent FATF keeping Pakistan in the gray list, it has also become difficult to get international loans.