Dr Zubaida Rahman, wife of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, on Thursday inaugurated the Zero Waste Museum in Antalya alongside Turkish First Lady Emine Erdoğan on the final day of her three-day visit.
The museum, a five-petal structure covering 10,000 square metres, was inaugurated at an event organised on the sidelines of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP31), with spouses of heads of state and government from different countries attending the programme.
Earlier, Zubaida attended a luncheon hosted by Emine Erdoğan at her invitation.
At the inauguration ceremony, Zubaida exchanged greetings and pleasantries with Emine Erdoğan, wife of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in a cordial atmosphere.
She also met representatives from other countries.
The Zero Waste Museum showcases various methods and initiatives for reducing waste, promoting recycling and protecting the environment.
Its main objective is to raise awareness about reducing plastic pollution, reusing materials and encouraging environmentally friendly lifestyles.
The Zero Waste Movement was launched in Türkiye in 2017 at the initiative of First Lady Emine Erdoğan.
The movement aims to ensure environmental sustainability by reducing waste generation, increasing recycling and conserving natural resources.
Zubaida arrived in Antalya on November 10 with Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to attend COP31. During the visit, she took part in various programmes organised on the sidelines of the conference.