To provide strategic direction, ensure effective governance, and guide the implementation of Pakistan Tripartite Alliance for Just Transition objectives, a Steering Committee is constituted, comprising the following members:

1	Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Islamabad	Member
2	Mr. Imran Sabir Director, Natural Resources, Sindh – Environmental Protection Agency, Karachi	Member
3	Mr. Nabeel Amin Head of Compliance, National Compliance Center, Islamabad	Member
4	Mr. Alamgir Chaudhari CEO, National Productivity Organization, Islamabad	Member
5	Mr. Mohammad Akram Farid Convener, FPCCI Standing Committee on Skills Development and NAVTTC, Islamabad	Member
6	Mr. Dawood Tabba Chief Operating Officer, Lucky Textile Mills Limited, Karachi	Member
7	Mr. Sheikh Waqar Ahmad Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Nestlé in Pakistan, Lahore	Member
8	Ms. Aliya Idris Head of ESG, K-Electric Pakistan, Karachi	Member
9	Mr. Rashid Ashraf Chief Engineer Environment & Legal Compliance, PARCO, Karachi	Member
10	Mr. Faisal Aziz Head of HSE, Martin Dow Limited, Karachi	Member
11	Mr. Azam Khan General Manager CSR, Indus Motor Company Limited, Karachi	Member
12	Mr. Ehtesham Azhar G.M Compliance, Liberty Mills Limited, Karachi	Member
13	Ms. Zeenia Shaukat Director, The Knowledge Forum, Karachi	Member
14	Mr. Durlabh Ashok Co-Founder, Climate Forward Pakistan, Karachi	Member
15	Mr. Umair Mufakir CEO, Native Youth Club for Climate Change, Islamabad	Member
16	Dr. Irfan Yousuf CEO, Climate Action and Policy Initiative, Islamabad	Member
17	Dr. Asaad Nafees Associate Professor, Aga Khan University, Karachi	Member
18	Mr. Muzzammil Hussain Secretary General, Towel Manufacturing Association, Karachi	Member
19	Mr. Hussain Talib Member (Unilever Pakistan) Overseas Chambers of Commerce & Industry	Member
20	Mr. Asad Memon Deputy Secretary, Pakistan United Workers Federation, Karachi	Member
21	Syed Nazar Ali Secretary General, Employers Federation of Pakistan, Karachi	Member
22	Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturing Association	Member
23	International Labour Organization, Islamabad	Member
24	United Nations Environment Programme, Islamabad	Member
25	GIZ Pakistan, Karachi	Member

With the formal establishment of the Alliance’s Steering Committee, key stakeholders including the Federal Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination, Sindh Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Coastal Development, Pakistan United Workers Federation, private sector leaders, youth-led organizations, civil society, and think tanks were present at the first meeting of the aforesaid committee, on 27th of January 2026 in Karachi. The members of the committee a shared commitment towards a more inclusive, resilient, and green future.

Members discussed sector-specific priorities for the Alliance’s first two-year workplan – key focus areas include:

• Placing vulnerable communities, youth engagement, and gender equality at the centre.
• Green skills development and green job creation, alongside ESG frameworks and knowledge sharing to promote Just Transition
• SME formalization and adoption of sustainable enterprise practices
• Policy dialogue aligned with national and international priorities, including NDC 3.0, National Adaptation Plan, and CS3D

The members committed to work closely with all partners to shape fair, practical, and inclusive transition pathways for Pakistan – from collective action to national progress.