In a strategic move to strengthen Egypt's position in renewable energy, the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) has partnered with Polish company Hynfra to establish a green ammonia production facility in Egypt with an initial investment of $1.6 billion. The collaboration aims to harness Egypt's abundant solar and wind energy resources to power the production process, ultimately contributing to the country's renewable energy objectives. By utilizing cutting-edge technology for green hydrogen production and water desalination, Hynfra plans to export the entire output of the facility to the EU, positioning Egypt as a significant player in the region's sustainable energy supply chain. The project, expected to begin production by 2030, will focus on producing 400,000 tons of green ammonia annually, with a long-term goal of reaching one million tons per year. President Heiba highlighted Egypt's legislative support for green hydrogen projects, including the establishment of the National Council for Green Hydrogen and the 'golden license' program to streamline project approvals. The initiative aligns with the EU's target of importing substantial amounts of green hydrogen and ammonia by 2030, reflecting Egypt's commitment to sustainable energy practices. The partnership between GAFI and Hynfra signifies a significant step towards establishing Egypt as a key player in the green energy sector, promoting innovation, investment, and environmental sustainability.