Prime Minister's keynote address at the international conference on the future of environment and climate dynamics

Prime Minister of India Delivered Keynote Address at the International Conference on “Future of Environmental and Climate Dynamics” Held Last Week

In the international conference titled “Future of Environmental and Climate Dynamics” held last week, the Prime Minister of India delivered the keynote address, emphasizing the need for swift and coordinated action to prevent the direct impacts of climate change.

The conference included representatives from the United Nations, the European Union, Asia‑Pacific countries, and several developing nations, and it serves as a platform to reduce global carbon emissions, increase investment in renewable energy, and strengthen climate adaptation strategies.

The Prime Minister stated that India has reaffirmed its goal to reduce carbon intensity by 45 % by 2030 and achieve net‑zero emissions by 2070, and expressed intent to double investment in clean energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydrogen.

In his address, he also highlighted the issue of climate finance, indicating that developed countries must ensure the full utilization of pledged funds for adaptation and mitigation efforts in developing countries.

The Prime Minister stressed the need for international partnerships to promote technological cooperation, research and development, and especially the participation of the younger generation. He said that science‑based policymaking and active involvement of local communities are indispensable in combating climate change.

Following the address, several countries announced collaborative agreements supporting India’s proposed initiatives, injecting new momentum into the attainment of global climate goals.