The Legislative Department of the Ministry of Law and Justice organized a workshop on e-waste management under Special Campaign 6.

In the era of widespread digitalization, the growing volume of electronic waste, commonly referred to as e-waste, has become a critical challenge requiring effective and safe management. In this context, the Legislative Department of the Ministry of Law and Justice has organized a significant workshop under Special Campaign 6. The primary objective of this program was to engage in an in-depth discussion on the processes, legal provisions, and correct methodologies related to e-waste disposal, while raising awareness among the relevant stakeholders.

The workshop provided a detailed explanation of the various aspects of proper e-waste management. Experts highlighted the extent of environmental damage caused by discarding electronic devices and the adverse effects on human health. The session also considered that despite government efforts, several gaps and challenges persist in the e-waste management sector, which can be addressed through joint efforts at both the technical and administrative levels.

Officials from the Legislative Department noted that this workshop under Special Campaign 6 serves not merely as an informational session but as a platform for practical collaboration. Emphasis was placed on the correct implementation of laws related to e-waste management. During the discussions, it was also mentioned that the recycling and remanufacturing of e-waste not only protect the environment but also constitute a new economic activity that can create new employment opportunities.

Participants at the workshop stressed the importance of transparency and accountability in the e-waste cleanup process. They suggested that e-waste collection centers at the local level should be made more effective to enable citizens to easily dispose of their old electronic items. Additionally, it was stated that better coordination between companies and the administration is necessary to ensure that e-waste management rules and laws are implemented without hindrance.

Through this event, the Legislative Department of the Ministry of Law and Justice aimed to convey the message that e-waste disposal is a legal and social responsibility, not merely an environmental issue. This initiative under Special Campaign 6 can serve as a milestone in driving policy reforms and the development of better management systems in the field of e-waste management. Thus, this workshop will prove instrumental in accelerating the country’s goals of cleanliness and environmental conservation.