During a meeting overseen by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, the Cabinet Spokesman, Mohamed el-Homsani, announced that Egypt aims for a 40% increase in green investments in 2024 and a 50% increase in 2025, with a strong emphasis on integrating these investments into the country's overall state plan. The focus is on adjusting carbon limits to enhance the competitiveness of Egyptian exports. Egypt plans to establish green hydrogen and ammonia plants in the Suez Canal Economic Zone through partnerships with multiple countries. The objective is to expand the utilization of green hydrogen and ammonia in various industrial applications, such as the production of iron, steel, fertilizers, and chemicals, in order to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The meeting also underscored the significance of the 2050 Climate Strategy and the National Committee for Environmental and Climate Policies. These initiatives aim to implement diverse measures and campaigns to decrease carbon emissions across different sectors in Egypt and encourage the adoption of eco-friendly practices.