Bangladesh and Germany have underscored the importance of collaborative efforts between government entities and international partners in implementing effective strategies to combat climate change and protect natural resources.

Saber Hossain Chowdhury, Bangladesh minister for environment, forest, and climate change, and Jörg Kukies, state secretary of the German Federal Chancellery, laid the importance on the issue while holding a meeting in Berlin at the sidelines of Petersberg Climate Dialogue on Thursday, read a press release.

The meeting focused on key issues related to environmental sustainability and climate change adaptation and mitigation.

During the discussions, Saber Hossain and Jörg Kukies exchanged valuable insights and ideas on various initiatives aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of climate change.

Minister Saber emphasised the urgent need for concerted action to reduce carbon emissions, promote renewable energy sources, and conserve biodiversity.

He commended Jörg Kukies for his commitment to advancing environmental priorities within the Federal Chancellery and expressed optimism about future collaboration between their respective offices.

Jörg Kukies reiterated the German government's unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship and climate resilience.

He highlighted the significance of bilateral cooperation in advancing sustainable development goals and reaffirmed Germany's support for initiatives aimed at preserving global ecosystems.

The meeting concluded with both parties expressing their mutual dedication to fostering closer cooperation and sharing best practices in the field of environmental conservation and climate change adaptation.