Bangladesh has stressed the importance of grant-based financing at the international climate conference and called for effective decisions on climate finance. The prime minister's stance was made clear by BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Rizvi Ahmed.

Prime Minister's position

Rizvi Ahmed said the prime minister of Bangladesh emphasized grant-based financing at the climate conference. Bangladesh raised this demand at the conference as developing countries are most affected by climate change yet do not receive adequate financing. Bangladesh believes grants, rather than loans, can play an effective role in addressing climate risks.

Expectation of effective decisions

Bangladesh wants effective decisions on climate finance. There is an expectation that the conference discussions will lead to a framework where developed countries will contribute to the climate fund according to their commitments. This financing is considered crucial for vulnerable countries like Bangladesh.

Cost of living concerns

Meanwhile, the cost of living has increased due to the impacts of climate change and the global economic situation. Beyond the rising costs of tackling climate-induced disasters, the impact on ordinary people's livelihoods has also become evident. In this context, the need for effective action by the international community has become clearer.

Analysts say Bangladesh's position at the climate conference is clear and logical. If grant-based financing is ensured, Bangladesh will be able to play a more effective role in addressing the damages caused by climate change. All eyes are now on the conference's final decisions.