The University of Namibia (UNAM) and Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) Alumni Association, in partnership with Fortescue Namibia, organized a panel discussion titled 'Green Hydrogen Facts and Reality: Market Trends and Opportunities.' The event, held at the NUST auditorium, featured experts in the green hydrogen sector and key figures such as Bernard Moulins, James Mnyupe, Toni Beukes, and Zivayi Chiguvare. The panel focused on discussing the potentials, challenges, and economic aspects of the green hydrogen industry, providing a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas for Namibia's green energy future. The event gathered a diverse audience, including government representatives, industry players, investors, researchers, and civil society organizations. A highlight of the event was the emphasis on enhancing public understanding of green hydrogen, with over 500 attendees making it the largest event at the NUST auditorium. Furthermore, the discussion laid the groundwork for the Global African Hydrogen Summit 2024 happening in the capital city. Insights from the panel included a global market outlook, the importance of private sector engagement, industrial transformation strategies, and the prerequisites for large-scale project feasibility. The discourse aimed to foster practical solutions to drive Namibia towards a sustainable industrial future. Noteworthy points from the experts' discussions included Bernard Moulins' analysis of the global green hydrogen market trends and the vital role of partnerships in value creation. James Mnyupe stressed the significance of private sector investments and sustainable land use, while highlighting the need for competitive policies to attract new industries. Toni Beukes underscored the transformative potential of green hydrogen, emphasizing the coexistence with natural ecosystems through eco-friendly project designs. The event marked a pivotal moment in Namibia's journey towards embracing green hydrogen technology, reflecting a positive sentiment towards leveraging renewable energy sources for sustainable development.