Rania Al-Mashat, Egypt’s Minister of International Cooperation, played a pivotal role in promoting green hydrogen initiatives at the AfDB Annual Meetings in Nairobi, Kenya. The discussions primarily revolved around advancing Egypt’s national development agenda, with a particular focus on the NWFE programme and green hydrogen projects. Al-Mashat engaged in high-level talks with influential figures such as the President of the AfDB Group, Akinwumi A. Adesina, and representatives from various development funds and governments. Discussions encompassed strengthening partnerships with development partners to support Egypt's strategic objectives. Noteworthy was the meeting with the UK Minister of State for Development, where discussions highlighted the UK's support for Egypt's energy transition, including a substantial grant contributing to the NWFE program. Collaboration prospects in agriculture, food security, and energy security between Egypt and the UK were explored. Al-Mashat's engagements also included talks with the African Legal Support Facility, emphasizing Egypt's commitment to the green hydrogen program. The focus was on establishing Egypt as a regional renewable energy hub through ongoing projects and partnerships in this domain. The discussions aimed to enhance cooperation in various aspects like public-private partnerships, capacity building, and grant funding for development projects. Overall, the meetings in Nairobi underscored Egypt's dedication to sustainable development, renewable energy, and fostering international cooperation for economic growth.