Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunications, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, highlighted the crucial role digital innovation can play in addressing climate challenges, during her participation as a panelist at the National Conference on Climate Challenges in Pakistan. Khawaja emphasized that technology serves as a pivotal tool in the country’s ongoing efforts toward environmental sustainability and climate resilience.
Speaking at the conference, Minister Khawaja underscored the commitment of the Ministry of IT & Telecom to encourage and support sustainable technological solutions. She affirmed the ministry’s readiness to integrate climate-conscious initiatives across Pakistan’s digital infrastructure, paving the way for a comprehensive and proactive approach toward addressing environmental concerns.
The minister further stressed that digital transformation presents significant opportunities for green growth. By deploying innovative digital solutions, Pakistan can facilitate a greener transition, better management of resources, and strengthen its overall resilience against climate impacts. Minister Khawaja reiterated that the IT and telecom sector could act as a catalyst in bridging the gap between technological progress and sustainability.
Reaffirming this commitment, the ministry articulated that continued development in digital infrastructure is central to building nationwide climate resilience and fostering sustainable development. Through targeted efforts and partnerships, the ministry is determined to position technology as an integral element of Pakistan’s climate strategy.
