Jordan and the UAE have deepened their cooperation in various fields, with a significant focus on climate and environmental issues, especially in promoting renewable energy solutions. The partnership signifies a joint commitment to addressing global climate challenges and transitioning to sustainable, low-carbon economies. Over the past decade, the two countries have aligned their efforts in clean and renewable energy in line with international energy reform goals. Agreements such as the 2021 Declaration of Intent and the 2022 MoU with Masdar aim to enhance clean electricity production and explore renewable energy projects with significant capacities. Noteworthy projects like the Baynouna Solar Energy Plant and Tafila Wind Farm are playing a crucial role in Jordan's energy sector by generating clean electricity and reducing carbon emissions. The cooperation also extends to innovative projects that aim to boost resource efficiency and integrate clean energy technologies. The focus on green hydrogen production, leveraging Jordan's renewable resources, has the potential to produce competitively priced green hydrogen fuel for European markets. The upcoming Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week is set to further strengthen the partnership, providing a platform for fostering international cooperation in environmental and economic sustainability through events like the Global Climate Finance Forum and the IRENA General Assembly.