The Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy in Egypt, Mahmoud Esmat, and the Netherlands Ambassador, Peter Mollema, recently met in Cairo to discuss opportunities for cooperation, with a specific focus on green hydrogen and renewable energy projects. The meeting highlighted the growing economic relationship between Egypt and the Netherlands, emphasizing the promotion of Dutch investments in Egypt's green hydrogen sector. Both parties explored collaboration in the green hydrogen value chain, ranging from production to transportation and storage. Minister Esmat underlined the importance of attracting investments in modern technologies, particularly green hydrogen, to support Egypt's energy strategy. The discussions revolved around localizing green hydrogen industries, regulatory policies, financial frameworks, and the involvement of Dutch companies in Egypt's green hydrogen initiatives. The partnership aims to facilitate knowledge and technology exchange, align efforts in the sector, and promote multilateral cooperation for the development of the green hydrogen market. The article also mentions the robust trade relationship between the two countries, with a focus on enhanced economic collaboration, including upcoming business forums and visits by Dutch private sector delegations to explore investment opportunities in renewable energy and other sectors.