National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan

“The pavilion is significant in that it reflects Uzbekistan’s values and perspectives. In addition, a number of interesting events are being held here. We have also had the opportunity to see all of this first-hand,” Cevdet Yılmaz noted.

The Vice-President also emphasised that Uzbekistan is making steady progress towards sustainable development, adding that this progress is once again being reflected at COP31.

It is worth noting that the Uzbekistan National Pavilion has become an important platform for promoting the country’s climate initiatives, sharing experience and strengthening international cooperation at the conference. The pavilion has been designed around the concept “The Vineyard: A Legacy of the Past, a Solution for the Present and an Inspiration for the Future.”

Its architectural design symbolises the harmony between people and nature, offering natural shade and a sense of coolness. The pavilion brings together national traditions and modern environmental and multimedia solutions.

The exhibition showcases key areas of the country’s environmental and climate policy, including the "Yashil Makon", "Clean Air", "Zero-Wasre Territory", "Bioheritage" and "Eco-Culture" initiatives, the activities of Green University, as well as Uzbekistan’s climate initiatives.