During the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi showcased Egypt's commitment to green hydrogen as a pivotal component of the country's energy strategy. He emphasized the government's initiatives to attract investments in hydrogen and renewable energies to facilitate a safe energy transition. Badawi highlighted the ongoing collaborative projects in the hydrogen industry value chain, leveraging Egypt's geographical advantages and strong infrastructure. Egypt aims to establish itself as a regional and global hub for green hydrogen production through partnerships with global technology providers. Furthermore, discussions with South Africa's Industrial Development Corporation focused on potential cooperation in the hydrogen and mining sectors, drawing on South Africa's expertise in these areas. The Minister's participation in the panel discussion titled 'Green Hydrogen: Reshaping Global Value Chains' signaled Egypt's proactive stance towards sustainable energy solutions and international partnerships.