The Moroccan government has chosen five international consortia, including Spanish companies Acciona and Moeve, to develop green hydrogen projects in the Sahara. These projects, part of 'Morocco's Offer', will receive a total investment of 319 billion dirhams. The selected companies will work on six green hydrogen projects in the southern provinces of Morocco, focusing on ammonia, synthetic fuels, and green steel production. Spain's expertise in green hydrogen is highlighted, with the country being an advanced player in the sector. Morocco aims to increase its renewable energy capacity to 52% by 2030, with Spain's assistance being crucial for achieving this target. The 'Morocco's Offer' initiative encompasses the entire green hydrogen value chain, including infrastructure development and incentives for investors. The project aligns with King Mohammed VI's vision to accelerate green hydrogen implementation and attract global investors. Spain and Morocco are set to deepen trade relations through this initiative, providing opportunities for Spanish companies in the Moroccan market.