Hyundai Motor, in collaboration with Korean lawmakers and executives, visited Tokyo to strengthen hydrogen infrastructure and ecosystem in a joint effort with Japanese partners. The Korea-Japan Parliamentarians' Union, along with Korean firms, engaged in discussions in Tokyo to promote collaboration between the two nations in the hydrogen energy sector. The meeting highlighted hydrogen as a critical solution in achieving a carbon-neutral society, emphasizing the need for global cooperation. Both parties committed to developing an international standard for hydrogen technology, exploring the feasibility of ammonia-cracking processes, and co-developing hydrogen production technologies. Key figures from Hyundai Motor, including Executive Vice President Lee Hang-soo, participated in the event, alongside Korean and Japanese lawmakers like Ju Ho-young and Yoshihide Suga, respectively. The aim of the gathering was to enhance synergy between Korea and Japan in advancing hydrogen technologies for a sustainable future.