The Impact of Green Politics on Sustainable Development: Egypt's Vision 2030

The green policy is one of the topics that have emerged in light of the global environmental changes, and the global trend towards achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs), based on the role that the state's political institutions can play in this framework. The main objective of green politics is to reorient civilization to a more sustainable path. Achieving this objective stands on four main pillars: ecological sustainability, democracy, social justice, and peace (non-violence). The sustainable development goals rely on global cooperation to achieve its green policy at all levels of government and in all aspects of life. In this context, this paper seeks to clarify green politics, and the potentials that would be turned into practice, consistent with Egypt Vision 2030. David Easton's system approach proposed analyzing the effects of the interactions between social and political behavior on the ecosystem, and how international political systems are connected. The study depends on the theoretical framework of the hypotheses introduced by several scholars on the forms of potential relations between politics and sustainable development, and the impact of these relations on advancing the process of achieving the United Nations (SDGs). This study can be regarded as a reinforcement for the green transition, presenting its vision, and evolution, and clarifying its importance to face the world’s challenges to be linked with sustainable development goals by reviving the definition of “collective actions” and “global policy”. The results of this study proved that despite the ongoing environmental crises, green politics would be the hope for saving the earth and ecosystem, encouraging the principles of peace, democracy, and justice, harmonizing nationwide actions, and creating a policy that fosters international cooperation under the umbrella of sustainability.