In Egypt, a significant partnership has been established between the Red Sea Ports Authority, the New and Renewable Energy Authority, and the Green Fuel Alliance, including EDF Renewables from France and Zero Waste, an Egyptian-Emirati company. The signing ceremony, attended by high-level officials from Egypt and France, marks a milestone in the two countries' strategic cooperation. The project aims to produce one million tons of green ammonia annually, with an initial investment of 2 billion euros for the first phase. This private sector initiative will not burden the state financially and is expected to create numerous job opportunities. The project company will handle investments, infrastructure, and training of local labor, emphasizing Egypt's commitment to being a regional hub for clean energy. By aligning with global goals like the Paris Climate Agreement, Egypt aims to lead in the green fuel industry and promote sustainable development. The project's impact extends to economic growth, environmental sustainability, and international collaboration in the clean energy sector, solidifying Egypt's position in the global green economy.