Sherry Rehman
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 63 |
| Date of birth | December 21,1960 |
| Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
| Born | Karachi |
| Pakistan | |
| Spouse | Nadeem Hussain |
| Party | Pakistan Peoples Party |
| Children | Marvi Malik |
| Job | Journalist |
| Politician | |
| Diplomat | |
| Education | Smith College |
| Karachi Grammar School | |
| University of Sussex | |
| Karachi Grammar School - College Section | |
| Books | The Kashmiri Shawl: From Jamavar to Paisley |
| Siblings | Humaira Rehman |
| Position | Member of the Senate of Pakistan since 2015 |
| Previous position | Minister of Climate Change of Pakistan (2022–2023) |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 522396 |
Sherry Rehman Life story
Sherry Rehman is a Pakistani politician, journalist and former diplomat who has been the member of the Senate of Pakistan since 2015. She was the first female Leader of the Opposition in the Senate from March to August 2018 and served as Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States from 2011 to 2013.
Cyclone Biparjoy: More than 150,000 evacuated as India, Pakistan braces for storm
... Pakistan s Climate Change Minister Sherry Rehman said Karachi, the province s largest city with a population of more than 20 million, was not under immediate threat but emergency measures were being taken...
COP27: Climate costs deal struck but no fossil fuel progress
... On Sunday, Pakistan s climate minister Sherry Rehman, who negotiated for the bloc of developing countries plus China, told journalists she was very happy with the agreement...
COP27: UN climate talks go into the night amid tense negotiations
... Earlier, Pakistan s Climate Minister Sherry Rehman, said negotiators were nearing a positive outcome...
Deep rift over climate cash clouds end of COP27
... " For those countries that are that are worried or anxious about liabilities and judicial proceedings, I think we can work around all those anxieties, " said Sherry Rehman, Pakistan s climate minister, who chairs an important group of emerging economies at these talks...
COP27: Why the latest UN climate conference matters
... " I don t think it is an impossible ask, " the Pakistani climate minister, Sherry Rehman, told the BBC this week...
Pakistan floods put pressure on faltering economy
... Roughly 70% of the onion harvest, along with rice and corn, has been destroyed, according to Pakistan s climate change minister, Sherry Rehman...
COP27: UN climate talks go into the night amid tense negotiations
By Justin Rowlatt & Georgina Rannard in Sharm el-Sheikh & Elsa Maishman in LondonBBC News
Negotiations over a potentially historic deal at the COP27 UN climate summit in Egypt continued overnight on Saturday.
The two-week conference in Sharm el-Sheikh was extended after no deal was reached by Friday.
The question of who will pay for " loss and damage" caused by Climate Change has been the biggest sticking point.
But while negotiators said late on Saturday that this had been resolved, no overall agreement was announced.
Host nation Egypt said it wanted The Deal to be struck before The End of The Night , but negotiators told reporters that an agreement was still some way off, and they were preparing for another Long Night .
These summits regularly run into Overtime - and COP27 is on track to become one of the longest ever.
Negotiations continued even as The Venue in the resort city was dismantled, and representatives of some Countries were reported to have left.
The Key disagreement is over a dedicated " loss and damage" fund to pay for The Effects of Climate Change , which developing Countries have been calling for for decades.
If a deal is agreed it will be a historic victory for those nations, which may go some way to reducing The Burden of events such as recent flooding in Pakistan and Nigeria.
In a dramatic move, late on Thursday night the EU said it could agree to this on some Conditions - which proved to be controversial.
The EU argued that all those who could afford it should contribute to the fund, including larger emerging economies Like China , Saudi Arabia and Singapore.
This raised fundamental questions for the UN about the definition of developing Countries .
A commitment made 30 years ago stipulated that rich nations should shoulder more of the effort to reduce carbon emissions. But the landscape has vastly changed since then, and some developing Countries have become much richer - and much bigger contributors to emissions.
Representatives for the US said it was working on proposals at the conference to help developing Countries meet the cost of Climate Change .
Earlier, Pakistan's Climate Minister Sherry Rehman , said negotiators were nearing a positive outcome.
Other issues on The Table included pledges on fossil fuels.
Last Year at COP26 in Glasgow - which also ran well into Overtime - Countries agreed to " phase down" the use of coal.
There has now been a proposal to expand this to also include oil and gas.
Source of news: bbc.com
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