Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz says Pakistan wants to benefit from American experience regarding green energy and modern technology to tackle challenges of climate change and environmental pollution. During a meeting with the Mission Director for United States Agency for International Development in Pakistan, Veeraya Kate Somvongsiri in Lahore today, she said efforts are underway to boost bilateral ties between the two countries. According to Radio Pakistan, both sides agreed to extend cooperation in fields of commerce, climate change, renewable energy, women economic empowerment, health care, and education.
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