Amman:The Zaha Cultural Center took part in the opening of the Arab International Exhibition for Plastics, Cosmetics, Packaging, and Wrapping Industries, which was held under the patronage of HRH Princess Alia Tabbaa.
According to Jordan News Agency, the exhibition spotlighted the "Green Wheelz" initiative. This initiative focuses on enhancing environmental awareness by recycling plastic bottles and caps, with the ultimate goal of contributing to the construction of Amman's first inclusive school for children with cerebral palsy.
The Zaha Cultural Center aims to reduce plastic waste through the collection and recycling of PET and PP polymer bottles and caps. This effort supports sustainability and environmental responsibility while aligning with humanitarian and sustainable development objectives.
Rania Sbeih, the CEO of the Zaha Cultural Center, described the "Green Wheelz" project as a model for community-driven environmental action. By turning plastic waste into sustainable value, the initiative not only protects the environment but also supports the development of an inclusive educational facility for children with cerebral palsy in Amman.
The center's involvement in the exhibition also serves to showcase and develop the talents and skills of its members, offering them opportunities to participate in community forums and encouraging creative expression and youth empowerment.
The Zaha Cultural Center expressed gratitude to the Arab Federation for Exhibitions and International Conferences (AFEIC) for providing a platform to promote the environmental and humanitarian goals of "Green Wheelz" and to highlight the talents of its youth members.