The Zero Waste Museum was opened on November 12 within the framework of the 31st session of the Conference of the Parties (COP31) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Antalya, Turkey.
Modern.az reports that Leyla Aliyeva and Alyona Aliyeva, Vice-Presidents of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, wives of heads of state and government participating in COP31, representatives of international organizations, as well as members of the UN High-Level Advisory Board on Zero Waste participated in the opening ceremony.
The ribbon marking the opening of the museum was cut with the participation of the event participants.
The museum, created by the Turkish Zero Waste Foundation within the framework of COP31, reflects the development path of the Zero Waste Project, which was founded in 2017, on a national and international scale.
The main goal of the museum is to strengthen public awareness in the directions of extending the life of items used in daily life, protecting natural resources and reducing waste.
It should be noted that the experience presented in the museum is intended to be promoted internationally and contribute to the promotion of the zero waste approach in various countries.
