An impressive awards distribution ceremony in this regard was held in Islamabad to appreciate the contributions of the most promising Pakistani innovators in the field of clean technologies, said a press release. While reiterating his ministry’s continued support to this program, he appreciated the work of UNIDO, GEF and its local partners in organising the GCIP. Sheikh Amir Waheed from the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry strongly encouraged the local and international investors to become front-runners in clean technology investments in Pakistan. He emphasized that investors should partner with innovators in commercialization of their brilliant ideas and facilitate them in introducing innovative products in the market. UNIDO Country Representative Nadia Aftab said she shares UNIDO’s vision on energy and environment in promoting clean technologies.

Source: The Express Tribune December 27, 2017 12:56 UTC