Pakistan is grappling with significant climate challenges that are impacting its economy and agricultural sector. According to Business Recorder, Pakistan is one of the world's most climate-vulnerable countries, facing severe fiscal constraints and macroeconomic stress. The article emphasizes that while ambition for climate action exists, practical solutions that align with economic constraints are crucial. Solar energy adoption in Pakistan serves as a successful model, where economic incentives led to widespread investment and infrastructure development. The article advocates for blended finance to support climate adaptation projects, which often lack immediate revenue streams. Meanwhile, another article from Business Recorder highlights the need for Pakistan to shift from raw exports to value-added agricultural products to enhance export earnings and economic resilience. The current practice of exporting raw produce, such as potatoes, results in missed economic opportunities compared to countries like China and the US, which export processed goods. The article suggests a three-pronged strategy focusing on value-added crops, climate-resilient seeds, and promoting agro-industries.