UAE President directs launch of Naseej initiative to transform UAE's textile sector into a circular economy priority
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67% : Read: UAE participates in World Hydrogen Summit 2026, reinforces low-emission hub position, global clean energy partnerships Five strategic pillars to transform textile sector Naseej's mandate is anchored in five strategic pillars: Collection and Recycling, Awareness and Outreach, Behavioural Research, Policies and Regulations, and Circular Business and Innovation.55% : Naseej's mandate is anchored in five strategic pillars: Collection and Recycling, Awareness and Outreach, Behavioural Research, Policies and Regulations, and Circular Business and Innovation Under the directives of UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, "Naseej" the National Initiative for Textile Circularity was launched on Monday as a strategic mandate contributing to the transition of the textile sector toward a circular economic system.
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