China: A Global Leader in Clean Energy, Justice, and the Shared Destiny of Humanity

China has always been a major global power, but what distinguishes it today is its comprehensive vision for the future of humanity based on justice, cooperation, and protecting the planet from the unilateral dominance of energy and politics. While oil and gas have dominated energy markets for decades, China is steadily moving towards reducing its dependence on fossil fuels and transitioning to clean energy, investing over $940 billion in electricity and renewable energy projects. This figure exceeds the total investments of the USA, Europe, India, and Canada combined and reflects China's commitment to technological innovation and sustainability on a global scale.

This massive investment has helped China become the world's leading producer of electric vehicles, accounting for up to 58% of global production. It also dominates about 60% of the key minerals used in the batteries of these vehicles, and controls over 80% of the manufacturing chains for solar panels, providing around 65% of charging stations worldwide. China's renewable energy projects exceed twice the ones existing in the rest of the world combined, whether in wind or solar, making it the largest driver of the global transition to clean energy.

China has not limited its economic or technological leadership to its borders; it has expanded its role to include the world through initiatives like the "Belt and Road" to enhance sustainable development and infrastructure in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. These initiatives reflect China's belief in the principle of a "community with a shared future for mankind," based on cooperation, justice, and respect for national sovereignty, away from dominance and unilateral control or resource exploitation.

In the political and humanitarian spheres, China has long supported national liberation movements around the world, including the Palestinian revolution since its inception, affirming the right of peoples to determine their own destinies and defend their sovereignty. This stance shows how China sees its role as not just an economic power but a global partner defending justice and the rights of peoples in the face of pressures and unilateral policies that sometimes seek to enslave or destroy nations and peoples, especially through economic and political power as seen in the American unipolar policies.

Today, China plays a pivotal role in maintaining international peace and security. It provides a multipolar model based on developmental cooperation and mutual respect for sovereignty, unlike unilateral dominance that leads to conflicts and disputes. At the same time, China encourages innovation in clean energy and sustainable technology, contributing to combating climate change and protecting the global environment, which represents a shared interest for all of humanity.

Through this blend of economic leadership, energy transformation, support for disadvantaged peoples, and defense of justice and global peace, China becomes more than just an industrial power; it is a guardian of global balance and a reliable partner capable of leading humanity towards a fairer and more sustainable future, where the interests of all peoples become part of the global system rather than being governed by the will of a single state. In this role, China places itself at the heart of major transformations as an indispensable power in shaping the future international system, merging economy, environment, politics, and ethics to prove that global leadership does not mean just dominance but a shared responsibility towards all humanity.