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Experts have emphasized the need for cooperation among the countries of the Himalayan region regarding the impact of melting glaciers.
In the context that the small island countries are united against the effects of climate change, the countries of the Himalayan range also emphasized that they should raise their voices loudly in the world.
Kathmandu He said this in a one-day workshop on 'Capacity Building for Trade and Sustainable Development' organized by the University School of Management in collaboration with the World Trade Organization and the Center for Trade of Management. Addressing the
program, Chief Guest Forest and Environment Minister Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri said that the world is in crisis today due to climate change and has to face climate-related disasters such as floods, landslides, droughts, and fires.
To deal with such problems, Minister Shahi has pointed out the need for global cooperation for climate-friendly technology transfer, capacity development and financial support. He said, 'Economically prosperous and high carbon emission countries are becoming more responsible and sensitive countries like Nepal need to reduce climate adaptation as well as address climate damage and loss.' He said that the climate crisis is a serious problem for the whole world and it is not possible to deal with it only by one country or community. At the
workshop, the registrar of Kathmandu University, Prof. Dr. Achyut Wagle said that there is very little research on the effects of climate change in the Himalayan region. He expressed sadness that the actual issues could not come out because there is very little research in the Himalayan region of Nepal in terms of the proportion of studies that have been done in Antarctica and other areas. He said, 'Climate change has affected the Himalayan region so much, it can be calculated realistically.'
As the snow melts every year, more and more natural beauty will be destroyed in the future, and it will have a big impact on the hydropower project and tourism sector, he said. Dr. Wagle has accused developed countries of trying to establish their rights in developing countries through carbon trading.
Kathmandu University School of Science Assistant Dean Prof. Dr. Vedamani Dahal said that 20/30 years ago climate change was only an academic matter, but now it has become a political, economic and legal matter.
glaciation expert Prof. Dr. Religious devotee Kayastha said that the effects of climate change in the Himalayan region are being studied. He made it clear that the next decade up to 2034 is being widely studied and researched as the Glacier Decade.
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade New Delhi Deputy Professor Saini Pradeep has said that there has been a lot of criticism about the Parsi Agreement. She made it clear that the agreement is not in favor of developing countries.
