Nawaz Haq on Mobilizing Youth for Climate Action and Global Collaboration at COP30

In this COP30 interview the ALLATRA International Public Movement speaks with Nawaz Haq — climate advisor from United Kingdom, Director at V3 Environmental Solutions Ltd., and Global Strategy & Engagement Director at 195in365 Inc.

Nawaz talks about the global youth initiative 195in365, whose mission is to reach every corner of the Earth, all 195 countries in only 365 days, to shed light on the climate crisis, educate minds, inspire hearts and motivate people to take action.

In the interview, he stresses the need to break down silos, bring together diverse sectors — science, NGOs, business, policy — and push for interdisciplinary, system‑thinking approaches. The focus lies on issues like micro‑ and nanoplastics, ocean health, environmental pollution, and the links between ecological crisis and global health.

Nawaz calls out the urgency: we are approaching critical planetary tipping points. Without immediate global collaboration, youth engagement and science‑based action, the opportunity to avert catastrophe may slip away. He encourages creative storytelling and youth‑led campaigns — from music and sports to grassroots advocacy — to raise awareness and spark real change.

This interview captures Nawaz Haq’s passionate commitment to youth empowerment, global cooperation, and tangible climate solutions. It’s a powerful call to action for everyone who cares about the future of our planet.

Learn more:

ALLATRA International Public Movement: https://allatra.org/

195in365: https://195in365.org/

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