Bangladesh's health minister, A F M Ruhul Haque, stated that the country will require approximately $2 billion over the next decade to address health risks associated with global warming. Following a meeting on climate change, the minister informed reporters that the exact amount would be confirmed by June of the following year. Haque emphasized that if sea levels rise by one meter due to global warming, a total of $2.08 billion will be needed between 2010 and 2021 to mitigate the impacts. The meeting also saw the reading of an eight-point Dhaka Declaration highlighting the government's concern, with 55 delegates from various countries, including 11 ministers, discussing measures to combat climate change effects. In addition, 17 articles were showcased during the conference. Specialists are forecasting that a portion of Bangladesh will be submerged in water within the next 20 to 30 years. Haque mentioned that despite this concerning prediction, there doesn't seem to be much concern about the potential health impacts. The primary focus of this meeting is on this particular issue.