Namibia and China are aligning efforts towards green transformation, with a focus on fostering cooperation in new energy vehicles (NEVs) and hydrogen energy. Namibian Ambassador to China, Elia George Kaiyamo, highlighted the potential for collaboration in these areas to address Namibia's electricity challenges and achieve energy independence. Notably, Namibia aims to become a regional hub for hydrogen production in southern Africa, seeking support from Chinese companies to enhance its energy sector. The partnership extends to renewable energy development, with Chinese firms involved in projects like building Namibia's largest solar power plant, contributing to economic growth and environmental sustainability. The countries' collaboration under the Belt and Road Initiative has led to improved infrastructure in Namibia, with road projects and investments enhancing connectivity and efficiency. Despite criticisms from Western media, particularly regarding China's influence, Namibian officials emphasize the reliability and long-term commitment of the Chinese partnership. Both sides see a bright future in their cooperation, with plans for expanding Chinese investments in various sectors over the next decade. This cooperative relationship signifies China's genuine dedication to supporting Africa's development, fostering mutual trust and sustainable growth between the two nations.