The Egyptian government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly, has recently completed its national low-carbon hydrogen strategy, demonstrating a strong commitment to green energy. The strategy, overseen by the National Council for Green Hydrogen, includes financial incentives, tax exemptions, and efficient approval processes to boost the green hydrogen industry. Leveraging Egypt's vast renewable energy potential, the government has pinpointed strategic locations across the country for green hydrogen projects, such as the Gulf of Suez and Benban. With 23 projects already in progress and partnerships established with global energy developers, Egypt is on track to become a key player in green hydrogen production. The country aims not only to meet its domestic energy needs sustainably but also to export green hydrogen, contributing significantly to the global shift towards a low-carbon economy. The government's proactive approach and strategic initiatives signal a positive outlook for Egypt's role in the international green energy market.