Zubaida joins Turkish First Lady in inaugurating Zero Waste Museum

Zubaida Rahman, spouse of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, on Thursday inaugurated the Zero Waste Museum alongside Turkish First Lady Emine Erdogan, after attending a luncheon hosted by the Turkish First Lady.

Spouses of leaders from several countries also took part in the inauguration of the museum in Antalya on the sidelines of the 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31).

At the ceremony, Zubaida Rahman, also vice president Of Ziaur Rahman Foundation, exchanged greetings and pleasantries with Emine Erdogan, wife of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

She also held courtesy meetings with other first ladies and spouses present.

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Zubaida attends luncheon hosted by Turkish First Lady

The Zero Waste Museum showcases various methods and initiatives for reducing waste, promoting recycling and protecting the environment. Its main aim is to cut plastic pollution, encourage the reuse of materials and inspire people to adopt eco-friendly lifestyles.

The Zero Waste movement was launched in Turkey in 2017 at the initiative of Emine Erdogan. It seeks to ensure a sustainable environment by reducing waste generation, increasing recycling and conserving natural resources.

Zubaida Rahman arrived in Antalya on Tuesday with Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to attend COP31. During the visit, she took part in a number of programmes organised on the sidelines of the climate summit.