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Global Water Crisis Deepens: Why Water Diplomacy and Cross-Border Cooperation Are Now Urgent
OIC-COMSTECH Hosts Roundtable on Agricultural Carbon Markets
Pakistan to Host International Roundtable on Unlocking Agricultural Carbon Markets for Climate-Smart Future
Federal Minister Dr. Musadik Malik addresses National Youth-Led Policy Roundtable on Water Resilience and Climate Action in Pakistan
FAO Green Cities Network: Cities Go Green Worldwide
UNCCD COP17 Opens in Mongolia to Tackle Land Degradation
IWMI Opens Applications for Circular Bioeconomy Challenge 2026
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ADB approves $5m for Balochistan water project
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Baihetan Hydropower Station: Unit 11 starts commercial operations
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Pakistan to make case for climate justice at COP27: Sherry
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WHO warns of increasing public health risks in flood-affected Pakistan
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China offers 500 mln Yuan more for flood relief
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Pakistan Water Week Celebrations Concludes In A Ceremony
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Pakistan seeks Indus treaty implementation
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Khursheed Shah for educating farmers to control water wastage in irrigation process
29/10/2022
US to Give Pakistan Additional $30 Million for Flood Victims
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