The Chairman of the General Authority of the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) in Sokhna, Egypt, welcomed a delegation from the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and representatives of major green hydrogen companies. The meeting aimed to showcase SCZONE's initiatives in localizing the green hydrogen industry and supporting related sectors in line with Egypt's transition to a green economy. SCZONE has heavily invested in infrastructure and facilities to establish itself as a green fuel hub, with the 'Egypt Green Hydrogen' project already in operation, enabling exports of green ammonia to international markets. The Chairman highlighted SCZONE's favorable incentives and low operating costs, emphasizing the Egyptian government's support for the automotive industry to attract manufacturers and boost local production. The delegation's visit included tours of industrial sites and Sokhna Port, demonstrating successful collaborations between the public and private sectors. SCZONE reiterated its commitment to partnerships for advancing the green fuel sector, leveraging Egypt's renewable energy potential. The article concludes with an invitation to explore further news on hydrogen at Hydrogen Central, underlining the growing importance of hydrogen in global energy transitions.