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Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference concludes with focus on circular economy, community participation

<p>Doha, Qatar: The sixth edition of the Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference & Exhibition 2026 concluded yesterday after two days of discussions, exhibitions and workshops highlighting innovative approaches to recycling, waste management, sustainability and the development of a circular economy.</p> <p>Held on October 6 and 7 at Raffles Doha under the patronage of Minister of Municipality…

Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference concludes with focus on circular economy, community participation

Doha, Qatar - The Recycling Towards Sustainability Conference & Exhibition 2026 concluded its two-day run on October 7, gathering 1,020 attendees and 1,464 registered participants. The event, held under the patronage of the Minister of Municipality, focused on advancing recycling, waste management, and the circular economy.

Six embassies, 127 exhibitors, and 51 speakers contributed to the event's success, alongside 16 school participants from 10 schools. Discussions on day two emphasized tracking systems, smart containers, and predictive data to optimize resource allocation and reduce emissions in public cleanliness services.

The conference also highlighted Qatar's circular economy initiatives, showcasing solutions in energy, materials, and resources. Notably, school-aged students participated as Sustainability Development Goals ambassadors, presenting eco-friendly initiatives like "Eco Auditor" and "Food Compost."

Ministry of Municipality officials honored top-performing gardens in the 2026 "Most Beautiful Home Garden" and "Most Beautiful School Garden" competitions, encouraging community and school greening efforts. The conference concluded with a reaffirmation of the importance of collaboration and innovation in Qatar's transition towards a sustainable circular economy.

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