* A green economy is defined as an economy based on generating low amounts of carbon, and income and employment growth in it are driven by private and public investment in economic activities, assets, and infrastructure that enhance the efficiency of the use of resources and energy, and allow to reduce pollution, the amounts of carbon emitted, and avoid  Loss of biodiversity,

 * It represents a methodology that supports the interaction between nature and man, and tries to meet the needs of both of them at the same time.  Economists who support a green economy contend that the basis for all economic decisions must be linked in some way to the ecosystem;  In order to make economies and societies more sustainable, the greening of the economy was recently promoted as a new strategy to reduce environmental risks associated with the economy, and to enhance human well-being.

 * The green economy plays an important role in building the wealth of society for several main reasons, as follows:

 Providing a larger market space that encourages employee participation in effective market control, and builds significant societal wealth.  Providing good and fairly stable job opportunities for members of society;  This is because many green economy employees' jobs depend heavily on location, such as: installing solar panels, constructing green buildings, generating wind energy, recycling, and many more.

 Green economy industries provide healthy and sustainable places to live in the future.  Sectors of the green economy There are six main sectors that the idea of ​​a green economy can apply to, and these sectors are green buildings, renewable energy, sustainable transport, water management, land management, and waste management, and green economy applications can be observed in emerging industries of renewable energies, such as:  Wind power, solar energy, geothermal energy,

 * Where these renewable energies can be used to help provide energy for green buildings and sustainable transportation to make them work more efficiently, water is managed by purifying it, waste is managed by recycling it, and land management is done through the protection of parks, national habitats, nature reserves, and efforts  Reforestation.

 * The green economy helps to enhance the ability to adapt to environmental risks and pressures, as it helps to reduce poverty, as it increases the access of societies to a safe and clean environment, and it also enhances human security by preventing or resolving conflicts for land, food, water, and others  Of natural resources, improving the quality of natural resources, and reducing air, water and land pollution,