WUB Registrar Professor Zaki Imam attended the inaugural ceremony as the chief guest. He commended the department's initiative and encouraged students and faculty to play an active role in cultivating a green and environmentally conscious campus culture.

Md. Kamrul Hossain, Joint Registrar of WUB, was also present at the event and expressed his support and encouragement for the department's new eco-friendly initiative. Dr. Ruhul Amin, Advisor to the Department of Textile Engineering and Fashion Design, attended as a special guest. He highlighted the growing importance of sustainable development and environmental responsibility, particularly within the textile and fashion sectors, where environmental impact is a major concern.

Md. Mostafizur Rahman, Head of the Department of Textile Engineering and Fashion Design, presided over the event. He spoke of the department's deepening commitment to sustainable development and explained how the newly formed cell would help translate that commitment into practical initiatives and daily campus activities.

Through the ‘WUB Environment Education Cell,’ the department aims to encourage students, faculty, and staff to adopt eco-friendly practices and participate in various sustainability and environmental awareness activities. Additionally, this cell will provide support for initiatives aimed at fostering environmentally conscious habits and fulfilling the university's broader commitment to SDG 15—‘Life on Land’.

The launch of the ‘WUB Environment Education Cell’ marks another significant step in the university's ongoing efforts to advance sustainable development, environmental responsibility, and SDG-focused initiatives within the academic community.