KARACHI: In light of continuing regional conflict and vigorous peace promotion efforts in Isla­mabad, DawnMedia, the organisers of the Breathe Pakistan Inter­na­tional Cli­mate Change Confe­re­nce, announced the temporary postponement of its second conference, which was ori­ginally scheduled to be held on April 22-23.

The conference is now scheduled to be held on May 6-7 at the Jinnah Con­vention Center in Islam­abad. The organisers reg­ret any inconvenience cau­sed to national and international speakers, partn-ers, and participants.

Further details on the updated agenda will be shared by the organisers over the next few days.

Published in Dawn, April 19th, 2026

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