In a significant move to bolster climate action, Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury called upon parliament members to elevate their commitment to environmental initiatives. Addressing the urgency of the climate crisis, he emphasized that it is an existential threat requiring immediate and collective efforts.

During a landmark event at a city hotel, marking the announcement of the Climate Parliament, Bangladesh’s new committee, Minister Chowdhury highlighted Bangladesh’s frontline position in facing climate change impacts. He advocated for a united societal approach to tackle the pressing challenges and to work diligently for the planet’s needs.

The minister praised Bangladesh’s effective community-based adaptation strategies, urging the global community to learn from these successes. “Our innovative approaches can lead the way and inspire global action towards a sustainable and resilient future,” he stated.

Minister Chowdhury underscored the importance of platforms like the Climate Parliament in promoting international collaboration and sustainable solutions. With the formation of the new committee, he reaffirmed his dedication to leveraging expertise and resources to enhance climate resilience efforts globally.

The announcement of the Climate Parliament, Bangladesh’s new committee, marks a crucial advancement in the fight against climate change. As the world confronts the growing climate emergency, such collaborative platforms are essential in sparking significant actions and fostering positive change.

The event was graced by Parliament Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury as the chief guest, with key figures such as Chairperson Tanvir Shakil Joy, MP, and Convener Nahim Razzaq in attendance, alongside lawmakers, experts, and environmental advocates.