First Lady Erdoğan opened the Zero Waste Museum

First Lady Erdoğan came to the museum, where she will be opening, with the spouses of some heads of state and government who were in Antalya for COP31. First Lady Erdoğan, who opened the museum by cutting the ribbon designed from waste fabric pieces and lace, toured the museum with the leaders' wives and guests. First Lady Erdoğan and her leading spouses examined the areas in the museum where the historical development of zero waste practices, the environmental effects of waste, recycling processes, protection of natural resources and reuse processes were explained. Zero Waste Foundation President Samed Ağırbaş gave information to First Lady Erdoğan and the guests about the processes of preventing waste generation and recycling the resulting waste.

At the end of the trip, First Lady Erdoğan took a photo with the leaders' wives and guests in front of the 'digital tree', where the importance of protecting nature was emphasized. Representatives of environmentally sensitive non-governmental organizations and young people showed great interest in the opening program. The opening ceremony was attended by the wife of the President of Mauritania, Mariem Dah, the wife of the President of Palau, Valerie Whipps, the wife of the Head of Government of Burundi, Francine Ntakarutimana, the wife of the Prime Minister of Eswatini, Philile Dlamini, the wife of the Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands, Veronica Ruala Waletofea, the wife of the President of the Maldives, Sajidha Mohamed, the wife of the Prime Minister of the National Unity Government of the Libyan State, Amina El-Dilawi, and her daughter, Estabrak Abdulhamid Al Dibeybe, of the State of Pahang, Malaysia. Sultan's wife Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah, Azerbaijani President's daughter Leyla Aliyeva and daughter-in-law Alyona Aliyeva, and members of the UN Zero Waste High-Level Personalities Advisory Board attended.