The Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport in Alexandria, Egypt will be the venue for hosting the upcoming sessions of the Council of Arab Transport Ministers, focusing on enhancing Arab cooperation in transport and logistics. The Executive Office will discuss various topics geared towards developing transport infrastructure, supporting economic integration, and achieving sustainable development goals in the Arab region. Topics on the agenda range from establishing an Arab mechanism for ship repairs to utilizing artificial intelligence in transport and logistics. Additionally, proposals from Saudi Arabia will be considered, including the establishment of a maritime safety agency and a regional center for ship traffic management in the Red Sea. The Academy will also host an Arab-European workshop on developing a supply chain for green hydrogen, in collaboration with the European Union and the League of Arab States. The workshop aims to showcase successful Arab experiences in green hydrogen production and discuss the vision for an integrated supply chain to enhance sustainable development and the transportation sector in Arab countries. This initiative aligns with previous commitments to address energy and climate challenges, promote clean energy utilization, and foster cooperation with the European Union for sustainable economic growth.