Egypt is at a pivotal moment concerning its energy security and economic stability, facing challenges such as increasing pressure on energy resources due to rising natural gas demand and declining domestic production. However, the country's green hydrogen initiatives hold the potential to transform Egypt into a regional energy hub in the Eastern Mediterranean. These initiatives are seen as drivers of sustainable growth that could offset challenges in the natural gas sector and reshape the energy landscape regionally and potentially globally. The country is looking to leverage green hydrogen as a strategic asset to bolster its energy security and economic prospects. To address these issues, an expert panel discussion featuring industry leaders and experts, including figures like Amira Al-Mazni, Khaled Abu Bakr, Colby Connelly, and Mirette F. Mabrouk, aims to explore how Egypt can navigate its energy challenges while harnessing the opportunities presented by green hydrogen. The panelists bring a wealth of experience and insights into the energy sector, discussing the importance of developing a profitable and sustainable green hydrogen sector in Egypt. They emphasize the need to overcome challenges to ensure a smooth transition towards a more sustainable energy future. Amira Al-Mazni, a hydrogen enthusiast, has played a key role in updating Egypt's Integrated Sustainable Energy Strategy 2040. Khaled Abu Bakr, a veteran in the energy industry, brings extensive experience in gas and power sectors. Colby Connelly, the director of MEI's Economics and Energy program, focuses on oil and gas markets and the impact of the energy transition. Mirette F. Mabrouk, the moderator and senior fellow at MEI, provides valuable insights into Egypt's energy landscape. Overall, the discussion sheds light on the significance of green hydrogen initiatives for Egypt's energy security and economic stability. By embracing sustainable energy solutions like green hydrogen, Egypt aims to overcome its energy challenges and contribute to the broader energy transition in the region.