Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Saleh Kharabsheh of Jordan emphasized the country's progress in the energy sector during a dialogue session organized by the Jordan Engineers Association. He addressed challenges such as high energy costs and highlighted the success of renewable energy, which currently contributes 27% to the country's electricity and is expected to reach 31% by 2031. The minister also discussed positive developments in energy exploration, including gas fields and oil exploration areas, with a focus on reducing costs and increasing efficiency. A national program to distribute natural gas is underway, aiming to significantly lower energy costs for cities and industries. Green hydrogen was also identified as a key opportunity, with Jordan working towards becoming a regional hub for its production by leveraging local expertise and signing agreements with companies. Azzam, the Secretary-General of the Ministry, noted the surge in renewable energy contribution to electricity production and highlighted upcoming plans for energy integration and efficiency. President of the Jordan Engineers Association, Ahmed Samara, reinforced the commitment to achieving energy security and sustainability in the region through collaboration with the government.