Pakistan, Oct. 26 -- Pakistan will host a five-day international climate conference in Islamabad starting October 27. The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) will inaugurate the event, the announced on Sunday.

The United Nations-Pakistan conference will focus on using space technology for early warnings, climate action and disaster risk assessment. It aims to improve how countries monitor hazards and prepare for natural disasters.

SUPARCO expects around 200 to 250 national and international participants. The gathering will include experts, policymakers, researchers and representatives from relevant organizations.

Pakistan faces significant risks from climate change and natural disasters. Therefore, the cou...