Naseej signs 14 partners for UAE textile circularity

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Naseej, the UAE’s national textile circularity initiative, has signed 14 new strategic partnerships to expand pilot programmes and policy work

ABU DHABI — Naseej, the UAE’s National Initiative for Textile Circularity, has signed 14 memorandums of understanding (MoUs) to accelerate the country’s shift away from linear textile consumption towards a circular model built on collection, reuse and recycling.

The new agreements bring together partners including ADNOC Distribution, Aldar, PureHealth, M42, Landmark Group, LuLu Group, Deliveroo, Talabat, Re-Up, Rebound, Miniwiz, Fabricaid, Thrift for Good and Kiswa.

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