The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is making significant strides in the green hydrogen sector with the launch of the Middle East's first green hydrogen production plant. This initiative is part of the country's ambitious plan to secure a substantial share of the global hydrogen market by 2030. Masdar, a key player in the UAE's clean energy sector, aims to produce one million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030, while ADNOC already has a production capacity of 300,000 tons. To support these endeavors, the UAE has set a target of increasing clean energy investments to US$163 billion by 2050. The UAE's focus on green hydrogen production is not only a step towards sustainability but also a strategic move to establish itself as a global leader in the low-carbon fuels market. The region's commitment to innovation, infrastructure development, and creating favorable market conditions is attracting attention from various industries, including aviation, marine, power generation, and land transport. Despite the challenges of securing financing and navigating certification processes for low-carbon fuel projects, the economic potential of these initiatives is immense. The MENA region, with its emphasis on clean energy, is poised to become a key player in supplying low-carbon fuels globally. In line with these developments, the Low Carbon Fuels MENA Summit is set to provide a platform for industry leaders, partners, and innovators to collaborate and network. The summit will cover a range of topics, including market trends, policy insights, challenges in scaling low-carbon fuel projects, advancements in hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, SAF, and other e-fuels, as well as carbon capture and sequestration. This event not only facilitates knowledge sharing and networking but also offers opportunities for businesses to showcase their products and services, fostering growth and collaboration within the low-carbon fuels industry.