Javidan. B. Hazizadeh
This expanded study offers a comprehensive analysis of the green economy as a transformative paradigm for shaping sustainable global development. It examines the structural, financial, technological, and governance-related aspects that collectively form the foundation of modern green economic systems. As climate-induced risks intensify and natural resources decline, countries must adopt models that secure ecological stability while promoting inclusive economic growth. The research highlights the significance of renewable energy deployment, circular economic structures, eco-innovative technologies, and low-carbon industrial transitions. Furthermore, the study addresses the socio-economic dimensions of green growth, including social justice, community engagement, environmental education, and sustainable finance. Results demonstrate that green economic transformation strengthens national competitiveness, enhances environmental security, and supports resilient economic pathways. Ultimately, the green economy is presented as a holistic and scientifically grounded model capable of ensuring longterm sustainability for future generations.