The youth of Namibia are calling for significant investment in training and empowering young people in green hydrogen and associated industries. The Local Conference of Youth in Windhoek highlighted the importance of targeted skills development initiatives and educational investments to fully capitalize on emerging opportunities in the green hydrogen sector. With abundant renewable energy resources, Namibia has the potential to become a global leader in green hydrogen production. However, there is a need to scale up efforts to remove barriers for young people, such as limited access to specialized education and training. The involvement of local businesses and suppliers in the value chain, along with a focus on research and development, is crucial for advancing green hydrogen technologies and reducing production costs. The EU's collaboration with Namibian authorities aims to support technical education programs, upskill workers, and ensure a just energy transition that includes the empowerment of youth and vulnerable communities. The ultimate goal is to build a sustainable future by fostering a green economy that leaves no one behind.