On April 22, 2025 Earth Day, (PRGMEA), in collaboration with Government College University (GCU) Lahore, successfully hosted the pioneering one-day climate conference, “CO₂ Talks.” Held at the historic GCU campus, the event brought together a diverse mix of industry leaders, policymakers, academics, sustainability experts, and civil society. With strategic support from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and the National Compliance Centre (NCC), Ministry of Commerce, the conference reflected a united front for Pakistan’s climate action and sustainability
PRGMEA signed a landmark MoU with the Apparel and Textile Transformation Initiative (ATTI) during London Climate Action Week 2026, making Pakistan the third country after Bangladesh and Türkiye to establish an ATTI National Chapter. The partnership will drive decarbonisation, climate resilience, and sustainable transformation across Pakistan’s apparel sector.
PRGMEA participated as the Strategic Partner of the ECO Textile Conference 3.0 – Lahore Edition, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, development partners, and sustainability experts to discuss the future of Pakistan’s textile and apparel sector. The conference focused on ESG, sustainability, supply chain resilience, and emerging global regulatory requirements.
As the Strategic Partner of ECO Textile Conference 2.0 – Lahore Edition, PRGMEA contributed to discussions on responsible textile manufacturing. Ms. Hina Asif, North Zone Secretary, represented PRGMEA in the panel discussion on “The Human Side of Responsibility – Diversity, Inclusion and Ethical Labour Practices.”
Trained students from GCU, UMT, PTUT, LUMS on carbon accounting, renewable energy systems, and sustainability reporting, while also equipping SMEs with practical tools to reduce emissions.
Expanded collaboration with the US Consulate, WWF, and other international platforms, positioning Pakistan as an active contributor in the global climate and trade agenda.
PRGMEA achieved a historic milestone by securing observer status at COP30 (Brazil), granting Pakistan’s textile sector an official presence at global climate negotiations.
British Council grant for sustainable fashion project focusing on low carbon and low environmental impact garments; cultural and design exchanges for inclusive sustainability pathways.
Green Pakistan Project with German Importer Association – Green Pakistan Project This is an initiative supported by Sequa GmbH (Germany) and implemented by VFI – German Importers Association with Fruit of Sustainability (FOS) as local partner. Working with PRGMEA, PSGMEA, and TMA, the project helps Pakistan’s industries align with the EU Green Deal, EUCSDDD, and German Due Diligence Act (LkSG). It empowers associations to promote sustainability, support member companies in sustainability reporting, improve working conditions—especially for women—and ensure compliance with global standards for a more sustainable and competitive future.
Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturing And Exporters Association (PRGMEA) was established in 1981 to provide advice and services to manufacturers and exporters in Pakistan and to promote a better environment for trade.
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