Malaysia has pledged to cut between 15 million and 30 million tonnes of carbon emissions from its peak by 2035, under its latest COP30 climate action plan known as the NDC 3.0. But the country's success in meeting goals of this climate action plan depend in part on securing foreign funding and support. CNA's Rachel Teng spoke with Dr Ching Thoo Kim, the Secretary-General of Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry, in Belem, Brazil.