The CEO of GAFI, Hossam Haiba, engaged in discussions with a Japanese delegation on advancing renewable energy localization in Egypt. The government aims to incorporate 30 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacities, with a focus on domesticating technology for solar and wind power. Efforts extend to industrial and commercial advancement, including manufacturing components for power plants. The legislative landscape is being reshaped to attract green hydrogen projects, supported by a new law and national strategy. Japanese companies, including Sojitz Egypt, are keen on investing in Egypt's renewable energy sector, with plans to bolster infrastructure. The Japan Bank for International Cooperation in the Middle East region is dedicated to financing green ammonia and green hydrogen projects in Egypt, showing a positive sentiment towards collaboration and development.