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will hold talks with Indian, Emirati and Bangladesh leaders during an Asian tour which started on Thursday in an effort to narrow differences on climate change goals to slow global warming. Notably, Kerry is not scheduled to hold talks with the leadership of Pakistain, which is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change.
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later this month (April 22-23) for which he has invited 40 world leaders, including those from India, China and Bangladesh, but not Pakistain.
Pakistain’s exclusion from the invitation list for the summit has raised eyebrows, with several analysts questioning the move given the country’s vulnerability to global warming and Prime Minister Imran Khan
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’s focus on the environment front. Others perceived it as a snub for the country.
Reacting to Pakistain’s exclusion from Kerry’s planned Asia trip, Michael Kugelman, a scholar of South Asian affairs at the Woodrow Wilson Centre, said, "First Pakistain was left off the invitation list for the White House’s upcoming global climate summit. Now US climate czar John Kerry is headed to India and Bangladesh for consultations. Ouch."
The Foreign Office had last week hinted that Pakistain was not invited to the White House summit because it was "one of the lowest emitters — with less than one percent of the global emissions".
Kerry’s visit to India comes at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is facing calls from the United States and Britannia to commit India, the world’s third biggest carbon emitter, to a net zero emissions target by 2050.