Saudi Arabia's investment minister expressed the country's strategic interest in collaborating with Italy to export green energy and fuels, particularly hydrogen, to Europe. With a focus on diversifying its energy sector away from oil and gas, Saudi Arabia is investing in both blue and green hydrogen production. Green hydrogen, generated through electrolysis with renewable energy, and blue hydrogen, which involves capturing and storing carbon emissions from natural gas, are part of the kingdom's plans. Minister Khalid al-Falih highlighted the importance of partnerships to ensure the export of low-carbon hydrogen products. The article mentions Italy's involvement in a pipeline project with Germany and Austria to transport hydrogen from the Mediterranean to northern Europe, in line with the EU's target to increase green hydrogen production and imports by 2030. Investments in infrastructure, such as ports and pipelines, are considered essential for delivering green products to the European market, emphasizing the need for collaboration with various European countries.