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Pakistan calls for urgent grant-based climate finance at COP30 as losses mount

  • Pakistan, which ranks most climate-vulnerable nations, has suffered huge human, economic losses due to erratic weather events in recent years
  • In May, Pakistan got a $1.4 billion climate resilience loan from the IMF, becoming the first such country in the Middle East and Central Asia region
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