Kenya is asking the world to make a strong deal on plastic waste. The country wants a binding treaty that all nations must follow. Leaders are meeting to talk about the first big agreement on this problem.
Kenyan officials say plastic trash hurts the environment and hurts people’s health. They are urging every country to sign a clear plan. The plan would limit how much plastic is made and how it is thrown away. Delegates from many places are listening. They will discuss rules that stop plastic from ending up in rivers, oceans, and streets. The goal is to keep the planet clean and protect wildlife. Kenya believes a global promise will push companies to use less plastic and find better ways to recycle. If the treatment works, future generations will see less litter and cleaner water.
Kenya hopes the meeting will end with a firm decision. A strong, binding treaty could change how the world handles plastic. The country says the future of the planet depends on quick action.
