Germany and Morocco have announced a partnership to enhance green hydrogen production as part of efforts to combat climate change and transition to renewable energy sources. Germany, aiming for climate neutrality by 2045, views hydrogen as a crucial energy source for industrial sectors like steel and chemicals. Morocco's favorable conditions for renewable energy production make it an ideal partner for Germany, which will need to import a significant portion of its hydrogen in the future. The alliance includes plans for fair collaboration to ensure Morocco benefits from the green hydrogen economy. With support from Germany, Morocco will establish a green hydrogen pilot plant capable of producing 10,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually, contributing to green steel production. The partnership also involves cooperation on electricity trading and the participation of German technology firms in Morocco's hydrogen industry. Future investments are expected to strengthen the collaboration between the two countries and drive progress in the hydrogen economy. This alliance signifies a significant step towards sustainable development and international cooperation in the renewable energy sector.