ANTALYA: AI Geo Navigators, a Pakistan-based climate-tech and geospatial intelligence company, officially launched NIGRAAN (National Integrated Geo Risk Alert and Atmospheric Network) at the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Trkiye. The launch took place at the Pakistan Pavilion under the theme "From Climate Data to Early Action: Launching NIGRAAN - Pakistan's GeoAI Platform for Climate Risk and Early Warning."The event brought together climate professionals, international experts, researchers, and representatives from different organizations to discuss how geospatial intelligence and artificial intelligence can support climate risk assessment, early warning systems, and informed decision-making.The session was moderated by Laiba Tanvir, GIS Analyst at AI Geo Navigators, and featured Asim Javid, CEO of AI Geo Navigators; Magdalena Mirwald, Policy Advisor for Adaptation and Loss and Damage at Germanwatch; Lincoln TeO, CEO, iWise Group (IWG); Dr. Shakeel Hayat, Regional Clima te Change and WASH Advisor, South Asia at WaterAid; and Zainab Naeem, Associate Research Fellow at SDPI Pakistan.The event also featured an address by Shezra Mansab Ali Khan Kharal, Minister of State for Climate Change and Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan, who highlighted the role of geospatial data, artificial intelligence, and local knowledge in strengthening climate resilience and early warning systems. She also emphasized the importance of bringing together technology, reliable climate information, and local knowledge to support better preparedness and climate action.The event further provided an opportunity for engagement among international representatives, researchers, and climate-sector professionals. Representatives from international organizations, research institutions, and climate networks also joined the gathering, contributing diverse perspectives on climate action, technology, and collaboration.NIGRAAN is Pakistan's operational climate intelligence platform, developed by AI Geo Navigators to integrate real-time weather observations and hazard monitoring, multi-model forecasts, multi sourced Earth observation datasets, AI-based hazard assessments, and MACH ground stations into a single decision-support system. It provides hyper local level / localized weather and climate intelligence.The platform offers real-time weather monitoring, hourly and multi-day forecasts, location-specific climate analysis, and AI-assisted assessments of hazards such as extreme heat, heavy rainfall, floods, droughts, wind-related risks, and Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs). It also includes the NIGRAAN Climate Analyst, climate risk assessment tools, and operational monitoring capabilities to support institutions, businesses, and decision-makers in understanding and responding to climate-related risks.The launch comes at a time when Pakistan is increasingly focusing on translating its climate commitments into practical action. With growing exposure to floods, extreme heat, changing weather patterns, a nd other climate-related hazards, access to timely and location-specific information is becoming increasingly important. Through NIGRAAN, AI Geo Navigators aims to contribute to this effort by bringing weather intelligence, geospatial data, and AI-based risk assessments together to support early warning, local-level preparedness, and informed decision-making.The launch marks an important step in AI Geo Navigators' efforts to develop practical GeoAI solutions that turn complex climate and geospatial data into actionable intelligence. By bringing multiple data sources and analytical capabilities together, NIGRAAN aims to support better preparedness, risk-informed planning, and climate resilience.AI Geo Navigators' participation at COP31 also provided an opportunity to showcase Pakistan's growing capabilities in climate technology and engage with international stakeholders on the role of geospatial intelligence in addressing climate challenges.