The article highlights the importance of aligning Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) curricula with industry standards and technological advancements, emphasizing the incorporation of gender-responsive training for hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and application technologies. It stresses the significance of companies providing on-the-job training programs, especially for women, to ensure a skilled and diverse workforce. Leveraging digital learning platforms is recommended to expand access to flexible learning opportunities, catering to various learning needs. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has been actively supporting the Ministry of Science and Technology and CATARC in advancing hydrogen fuel-cell development since 2003. This support led to the implementation of the Foshan TVET pilot project in 2019 and its expansion to Changshu in 2023, training technical youth for the hydrogen workforce. The project has graduated a significant number of students, including girls, and trained teachers, contributing to the growth of the hydrogen industry in the Greater Bay Area. Looking ahead, the UNDP is committed to collaborating with various sectors to promote sustainable solutions for the green economy through policy dialogues, technical cooperation, and knowledge sharing. The article concludes optimistically, envisioning progress and innovation in the hydrogen industry, with the belief that the summit will drive positive change. It expresses gratitude to all participants and the Nanhai District Government of Foshan City for their support, emphasizing the collective effort to build a sustainable, green, and inclusive future.