Morocco and Germany have agreed to collaborate on climate and energy initiatives, with a focus on expanding renewable energy sources and hydrogen production. Germany aims to enhance its use of hydrogen as a clean energy solution to lower greenhouse gas emissions, acknowledging that domestic renewable energy alone will not suffice. The alliance aims to benefit both countries, allowing Morocco to advance its clean energy industry and participate in the emerging hydrogen market while Germany secures a sustainable hydrogen supply. Initiatives include supporting Morocco in building a green hydrogen pilot plant with an annual capacity of 10,000 tonnes, contributing to the production of 50,000 tonnes of green steel. The partnership also involves promoting electricity trading cooperation and involving German technology firms in advancing hydrogen technologies in Morocco. Although specific timelines for hydrogen production and export were not outlined in the agreement, the collaboration signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy practices and international cooperation in the renewable energy and hydrogen sectors.