During the International Conference on Green Hydrogen in New Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's proactive stance in fulfilling green energy commitments and leading the way in embracing Green Hydrogen. India's achievements in renewable energy, coupled with the launch of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, demonstrate a strong commitment to spearheading innovation and infrastructure development in the Green Hydrogen sector. The Prime Minister emphasized the potential of Green Hydrogen in decarbonizing industries like refineries, fertilizers, and steel, and as a storage solution for surplus renewable energy. He stressed the importance of international cooperation in scaling up production, minimizing costs, and building infrastructure for Green Hydrogen. Prime Minister Modi called for collective expertise to address challenges in efficiency improvement and exploring alternative sources like seawater for Green Hydrogen production. He urged the scientific community to propose policy changes to support the sector and accelerate the global energy transition towards sustainability. The conference concluded with a call for collaboration and joint efforts to accelerate the development and deployment of Green Hydrogen, underlining the shared goal of building a greener and more sustainable world.