The Al Dhafra solar energy project in the United Arab Emirates, undertaken by a Chinese enterprise, has been fully completed recently, marking an important step in the clean energy field for the United Arab Emirates. Al Dhafra PV2 Solar Power Plant is one of the largest single solar photovoltaic power plants in the world, located in Abu Dhabi. The project adopts the world's most advanced photovoltaic power generation technology, with a grid-connected capacity of 1.797 GW and a total power generation capacity of over 400 million kWh. Minister Sultan said that this project was a landmark project in the UAE's energy reform, with leading technology and setting world records in many fields at the time. As the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) is about to be held, the completion of this project is regarded as an important contribution to the development of global renewable energy.

In addition to solar power plants in the UAE, China is also actively involved in green energy projects in other countries. For example, the Sahar wind power project in Pakistan, the NOOR III solar thermal power generation project in Morocco, and other clean energy projects in Qatar and Kenya are clear evidence of China's commitment to promoting green development and green and low-carbon development. The advancement of these projects not only helps countries achieve green and low-carbon development goals, but also provides strong support for deepening green infrastructure and green energy cooperation between China and Arab countries.