The All Pakistan Fruit & Vegetable Exporters, Importers & Merchants Association (PFVA) and the Climate Vulnerable Forum-V20 Group of Finance Ministers (CVF-V20) have signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation in promoting climate-resilient agricultural practices, seed innovation, conservation efforts, and sustainable development in Pakistan’s agriculture sector.
The strategic partnership aims to leverage the strengths and resources of both organizations to jointly tackle climate change challenges while ensuring climate prosperity and the competitiveness of Pakistan’s horticultural industry.
The MoU signifies a commitment to joint efforts in advocacy, research, innovation, and capacity-building activities that will benefit fruit and vegetable growers, traders, and exporters nationwide.
The MoU was signed by Waheed Ahmed, representing PFVA, and Hamza Haroon, representing CVF-V20. President Nasheed, Secretary General CVF-V20 and former President of Maldives, joined the ceremony virtually, emphasizing the critical importance of this partnership in building a resilient agricultural sector. “The signing of this MoU marks a significant milestone in our efforts to build a climate-resilient future for Pakistan’s fruit and vegetable sector. By partnering with CVF-V20, we are committed to driving sustainable growth and ensuring the long-term prosperity of our growers and exporters,” said Waheed Ahmed, Patron-in-Chief PFVA.
“It’s time we move Pakistan from climate vulnerability towards climate prosperity. Pakistan needs a national investment strategy and a clear path to action to achieve its development and climate outcomes. This partnership with PFVA symbolizes our shared dedication to fostering a climate-prosperous Pakistan,” added Hamza Haroon, Director South Asia – CVF-V20.
“Collaboration with the PFVA fits perfectly with our mission to support climate vulnerable nations in their journey towards climate justice and prosperity. Together, we will foster innovation and resilience, addressing the impacts of climate change while advancing economic growth and achieving inclusive development,” said President Nasheed, Secretary General CVF-V20.
The MoU signing ceremony took place at local hotel on Friday, attended by key representatives from PFVA and CVF-V20, along with distinguished guests and stakeholders from the agricultural and climate sectors.
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