Parliament Passes Key Climate Bill Amid Heated Debate in March 2026 Session

On March 22, 2026, the national Parliament passed a landmark Climate Action Bill aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 40% by 2035. The legislation, approved after intense debate, mandates stricter regulations on industrial pollution and incentives for renewable energy adoption. The bill received 320 votes in favor and 150 against, reflecting deep divisions among lawmakers. According to Reuters, the bill is the most ambitious environmental legislation in the country’s history and signals a major shift in government policy towards sustainability. Lawmakers also discussed proposed reforms to healthcare funding, but those measures were deferred for further review. The session highlighted growing urgency around climate change and economic priorities.