The Green Hydrogen Innovation Centre (GHIC), a specialized offering by the International Solar Alliance (ISA), partnered with the Green Hydrogen Organisation (GH2) and Nile University to host a five-day training workshop for government officials from 14 countries. The workshop aimed to equip participants with expertise in renewable energy, green hydrogen production, applications, and policy development, emphasizing the importance of green hydrogen in the global energy transition. Notable figures like Dr. Wael Akl, Lord Adair Turner, and Mr. Jonas Moberg were present, contributing to the comprehensive sessions covering various facets of green hydrogen. Participants, including officials from Uganda, Mauritius, and Panama, lauded the workshop for enhancing their understanding of green hydrogen technology and policy frameworks. They expressed readiness to drive innovation and implement green hydrogen initiatives in their countries. The event showcased a global commitment to advancing green hydrogen technologies, with special participation from Mauritania enriching the dialogue. The training session received positive feedback from participants like Kyeyune Noah and Deeresh Bekaroo, who appreciated the valuable knowledge gained during the workshop. Their testimonials highlighted the significance of effective policy frameworks and the transformative potential of green hydrogen in decarbonizing economic sectors. The partnership between ISA, GH2, and Nile University exemplifies a shared vision to empower nations with knowledge and tools for embracing green hydrogen technologies and policies. The event underscored ISA's dedication to clean energy initiatives and sustainable growth, particularly in regions crucial for renewable energy development. This collaborative effort reflects a global commitment to fostering innovation and resilience in the energy sector, paving the way for a more sustainable future.