A high-level policy dialogue titled 'Accelerating the Deployment of Green Hydrogen Projects in Egypt' was recently held in Cairo, bringing together stakeholders from public and private sectors, academia, and international organizations. The event aimed to address the challenges and opportunities in Egypt's green hydrogen sector. Discussions encompassed coordination among stakeholders, infrastructure development, legal frameworks, and technology gaps that hinder the progress of green hydrogen initiatives in the country. Speakers emphasized the significance of collaboration to achieve Egypt's renewable energy goals and establish the nation as a regional leader in exporting clean energy. Experts highlighted the country's potential in green hydrogen but also pointed out obstacles like limited technologies, workforce skills, and infrastructure challenges. Insights into the global hydrogen market, referencing the IEA report, emphasized the need for stronger regional and international cooperation to overcome regulatory and financial challenges. The session concluded with participants reaffirming the importance of collective efforts to advance Egypt's green hydrogen ambitions, showcasing a positive outlook on the country's renewable energy future.