International Parliamentarians Congress (IPC) Attends Third Conference of the Non-Aligned Movement Parliamentary Network (NAM Parliamentary Network) on ‘Revitalizing Parliamentary Action in Combating Climate Change’ in Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland – March 26, 2024 – The International Parliamentarians Congress (IPC) was honored to be invited as an observer to the Third Conference of theNon-Aligned Movement Parliamentary Network (NAM Parliamentary Network)on ‘Revitalizing Parliamentary Action in Combating Climate Change’, held on March 25, 2024, in Geneva, Switzerland. This significant event took place on the sidelines of the 148th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), which convened from March 23-27, 2024. The Assistant Secretary General IPC, Mr. Ijlal Ali Khan, represented the IPC at both events, the Third Conference of NAM and the IPU 148th Assembly. The IPC’s participation in these prestigious events underscores its commitment to addressing global challenges through parliamentary cooperation and action. The IPC received observer status from the Network of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) during the 2nd NAM Conference held in March 2023 in Bahrain. This status has enabled the IPC to actively engage in NAM’s initiatives and collaborate on issues of mutual interest. During the events in Geneva, the IPC engaged in meaningful discussions with officials from both the IPU and the NAM Secretariat. These interactions provided an opportunity to share the IPC’s current activities and explore future collaborations. The IPC remains dedicated to fostering international partnerships and enhancing the role of parliaments in combating climate change and other critical global issues. IPC expressed his gratitude for the invitation and emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing climate change. The IPC is committed to working with global partners The IPC looks forward to continuing its engagement with the IPU, NAM, and other international bodies to develop effective parliamentary strategies that address the pressing issue of climate change and further promote sustainable development and effective parliamentary action worldwide.
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been signed between Climate Global Control Trading LLC UAE and International Parliamentarians’ Congress (IPC), at IPC Secretariat, Islamabad.
A Meeting has been held Between Chief Executive Officer Of Climate Global Control Trading LLC UAE Mr. Maxim Lavrov and Assistant Secretary-General of International Parliamentarians; Congress (IPC) Mr. Ijlal Ali Khan at IPC Secretariat Islamabad to sign an MOU between the organizations on 16th February 2021. The Climate Global Control Trading LLC UAE (CGCT) is dedicated to providing weather modification services around the world. The core idea of CGCT is to ensure that all the countries understand the concept of water security and the effects of climate change on all walks of life. CGCT is a pioneer in introducing Climate Cron which is the monetization of service concept. CGCT believes that through IPC, they can convey their idea to the entire member Parliamentarians of the world and they can make necessary legislative reforms to change the ways humans view climate change. Mother Earth is challenged by insecurities and inequalities of opportunities and resources that continue to trigger threats to humanity and peace in the shape of climate change, ecological depletion, and human rights. IPC endeavours to establish a worldwide network of individual Members of Parliaments across countries, who voluntarily and passionately intend to work in unison to perpetually develop cooperation, synergy, and strategies across parliaments to achieve a prosperous and peaceful world through international dialogues. IPC promotes parliamentary dialogue and oversight of Climate Change and Food Security; Human Rights; Peace, Security, Conflict Resolution, and Interfaith Harmony; Trade, Investment, and Developmental Cooperation. In this manner, IPC and CGCT recognize the importance of mutual collaboration and cooperation to achieve their respective mandate signed an MOU to work together on human rights, water security and climate change.