He says climate resilience requires partnership, finance, technology and shared commitment
June 23, 2026
Staff Correspondent
bdnews24.com
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said climate action should not be seen as a cost but as an investment essential for prosperity, stability and a shared future.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum’s “Climate Leadership in a Shifting Global Landscape” session in Dalian on Tuesday, he said climate resilience cannot be achieved by any country alone, and requires partnership, technology, finance and shared commitment.
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