Saudi Arabia's Investment Minister, Khalid Al-Falih, highlighted Italy's role as a strategic partner in the Kingdom's efforts to supply green energy, particularly renewable hydrogen, to Europe. The focus on developing low-carbon production capabilities is part of Saudi Arabia's broader strategy to shift its economy away from traditional oil and gas sectors. Despite the early stage of the hydrogen market, Saudi Arabia is actively seeking partnerships to export low- or zero-carbon hydrogen, with a particular emphasis on green and blue hydrogen production. Al-Falih stressed the importance of investments in ports and pipeline networks to enable the transportation of these green products to Europe. The recent cooperation agreement between Italy, Germany, and Austria to build a pipeline system for hydrogen transport from the southern Mediterranean to northern Europe is in line with the EU's goal of boosting green hydrogen production and importation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The collaborative efforts between Saudi Arabia and European countries signify a positive step towards achieving sustainable energy solutions and fostering economic partnerships.