During the Egypt-EU forum in Cairo, Egyptian Minister of Planning and Economic Development, Hala el-Said, announced several cooperation agreements between Egypt and the European Union. The agreements focus on the production of green hydrogen and green ammonia, with plans for the construction of related plants in Egypt. The minister highlighted collaboration with European companies in this sector. Additionally, discussions included the potential construction of a Volkswagen automobile plant in Egypt, aiming to localize the production of German cars. These developments signal significant economic growth and foreign investment in Egypt. Furthermore, Egypt and the EU have signed agreements for EU funding totaling 299 million euros to support programs promoting private enterprise, vaccine production, and vocational training for Egyptian youth. This collaboration reflects a positive sentiment towards enhancing economic development and sustainable practices in Egypt.