INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Abstract

. Continuous development and transition to a green economy are important issues for both the global economy and regions and countries. The development of the economy and the transition to a green economy reflect many issues such as the rapidly increasing world population, the degradation of the environment, the rapid depletion of natural resources, and the impact of economic activity on the global situation. Transitioning to a green economy is essential for reducing the rapid depletion of natural resources and preserving the environment. This reduces waste, improves air and water quality, and creates a positive environment for biological progress. The transition to a green economy is associated with the development of renewable energy sources. Renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy, and hydroelectric energy play a key role in providing energy supply. The development of a green economy contributes to the creation of new industrial sectors and job opportunities. Areas such as renewable energy, engineering and equipment supply, biotechnology create new jobs. The promotion of technological development and innovation is encouraged by the green economy. Technological development promotes green energy, waste management, water purification, etc. The positive effects of the green economy contribute to the health of individuals and the overall health of society. The improvement of air and water quality increases the overall health of society.