The architectural concept of the pavilion is based on the idea of "Grape Orchard: legacy of the past, solution of the present, inspiration for the future."
During the visit, Ziroat Mirziyoyeva got acquainted with the national environmental projects and initiatives presented in the pavilion.
The participants of the Eco-Schools Uzbekistan project, implemented by the Zamin Foundation, presented to the First Lady a system of continuous environmental education that unites all levels of education. It includes LEAF programs for preschool and primary education, Eco-Schools for general education schools, and Eco-Campus for higher and secondary vocational education.
The National Pavilion of Uzbekistan at COP31 serves as a platform for demonstrating environmental transformations in the country, sharing experiences and strengthening international cooperation for a sustainable future.