China and Arab countries have different resource endowments and development paths, but both are at the critical stage of green development transformation. The pursuit of a common vision of sustainable development promotes China and Arab countries to move forward hand in hand in a cleaner, green and low-carbon direction. China and Arab countries have continuously deepened cooperation in relevant fields to benefit the Chinese and Arab people. At present, China's development is changing from high-speed growth to high-quality development. In the energy field, China is committed to energy transformation and clean development, and strives to build a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system. In recent years, many Arab countries have also launched energy transformation plans, committed to developing clean and renewable energy, striving to reduce dependence on fossil energy such as oil and natural gas, and promote sustainable economic development. Saudi Arabia announced in its "Vision 2030" development strategy that by 2030, renewable energy will account for 50% of the country's energy structure. The "2050 Energy Strategy" of the United Arab Emirates aims to increase the proportion of clean energy in the total energy structure to 50% by 2050. Egypt plans to increase the proportion of clean energy power generation in total power generation to 40% by 2035. The Arab region is one of the regions with the best solar and wind energy resources endowment in the world, and has unique conditions to develop clean and renewable energy. According to the report released by the Global Energy Monitoring Organization in June this year, by 2030, Arab countries in the Middle East and North Africa plan to increase the installed capacity of 73 gigawatts of solar and wind energy projects in the scale of public utilities, more than five times the current installed capacity. China has advanced technology and rich experience in the field of photovoltaic and wind power, complements advantages with Arab countries in the field of clean and renewable energy, and has huge cooperation potential. Avida Murhid Marrar, Director of the Abu Dhabi Energy Bureau of the United Arab Emirates, said that vigorously developing renewable energy has become a global trend, which creates a good opportunity for deepening Arab China energy cooperation. From Halsa non fossil fuel power station, which provides strong support for Qatar to host the "carbon neutral" World Cup, to the Three Gorges International Jordan New Energy Project, which provides Jordan with green power; From Benban Photovoltaic Industrial Park in Egypt to Nuo Optical Thermal Power Station in Morocco... In recent years, China has actively expanded cooperation with Arab countries in the field of clean and renewable energy, and the two sides have jointly implemented a large number of cooperation projects. Zafra Solar Power Station, about 35km from Abu Dhabi, is the largest single photovoltaic power station in the world, with an installed capacity of 2 GW. This solar power plant contracted by Chinese enterprises will be connected to the grid for power generation in the near future. It will help Abu Dhabi reduce carbon dioxide by 2.4 million tons annually and play an important role in the sustainable development of the energy economy of the United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast is building a green new city. The project named Red Sea New City will be 100% powered by clean energy in the future. The realization of this vision will not only rely on solar energy and wind energy, but also benefit from the energy storage system that can act as the energy "reservoir" and "regulator and stabilizer". The successful signing of the Red Sea New City energy storage project by Chinese enterprises will help Saudi Arabia build a global clean energy and green economy center. Abdullah Wadiy, a researcher at the Scientific Research and Knowledge Exchange Center of the Saudi Think Tank, said that