Ziroat Mirziyoyeva Presents Uzbekistan’s Environmental Initiatives at COP31
World
Uzbekistan’s First Lady Ziroat Mirziyoyeva visited the country’s national pavilion at COP31 in Antalya and took part in a high-level meeting announcing the creation of the Global Zero Waste Alliance. Her visit highlighted Uzbekistan’s environmental initiatives and youth projects.
The pavilion is part of the 31st session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Its architectural concept is built around the theme “The Vineyard: Heritage of the Past, Solution of the Present, Inspiration for the Future”. During her visit, Mirziyoyeva reviewed national environmental projects and initiatives presented at the pavilion.
Particular attention was given to Eco-Schools Uzbekistan, a project implemented by the Zamin International Public Foundation. Participants briefed the First Lady on a system of continuous environmental education covering every stage of learning. It includes LEAF for preschool and primary education, Eco-Schools for general education schools, and Eco-Campus for higher and secondary vocational education institutions.
Uzbekistan’s national pavilion serves as a platform to showcase the country’s environmental transformation, exchange experience and strengthen international cooperation in pursuit of a sustainable future.
During President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s visit to Türkiye, Mirziyoyeva also attended a high-level meeting in Antalya where the establishment of the Global Zero Waste Alliance was announced. The alliance is intended to bring together the efforts of spouses of heads of state and government to promote the responsible use of natural resources and reduce waste.
Addressing the meeting, Mirziyoyeva thanked Turkey’s First Lady Emine Erdoğan for the invitation and warm hospitality, and acknowledged her personal contribution to promoting the Zero Waste initiative internationally. She expressed support for the alliance and put forward proposals to advance environmental education within its framework, as well as to support and implement environmental projects proposed by young people. Both events underscored this.
Particular attention was given to Eco-Schools Uzbekistan, a project implemented by the Zamin International Public Foundation. Participants briefed the First Lady on a system of continuous environmental education covering every stage of learning. It includes LEAF for preschool and primary education, Eco-Schools for general education schools, and Eco-Campus for higher and secondary vocational education institutions.
Uzbekistan’s national pavilion serves as a platform to showcase the country’s environmental transformation, exchange experience and strengthen international cooperation in pursuit of a sustainable future.
During President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s visit to Türkiye, Mirziyoyeva also attended a high-level meeting in Antalya where the establishment of the Global Zero Waste Alliance was announced. The alliance is intended to bring together the efforts of spouses of heads of state and government to promote the responsible use of natural resources and reduce waste.
Addressing the meeting, Mirziyoyeva thanked Turkey’s First Lady Emine Erdoğan for the invitation and warm hospitality, and acknowledged her personal contribution to promoting the Zero Waste initiative internationally. She expressed support for the alliance and put forward proposals to advance environmental education within its framework, as well as to support and implement environmental projects proposed by young people. Both events underscored this.
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