<h1>Minister warns climate finance is make-or-break, urges USD 10 trillion mobilization, de-risking tools, transparency and Article 6 use</h1> A government minister warned that climate finance is a make-or-break legal and policy issue, estimating the country needs over USD 10 trillion by 2070 to meet net-zero targets and urging developed states to meet financing obligations. The minister urged regulatory frameworks to unlock private capital through de-risking, concessional finance, sovereign green bonds, blended finance and a national green credit programme, while stressing transparency, accountability and affordability enforced by financial regulators. The statement endorses Article 6 Paris mechanisms and bilateral carbon trading under UN oversight as lawful pathways to mobilise results-based payments, technology transfer and capacity building, and criticises current UNFCCC funding pledges as inadequate.