On August 15th, 2024, Egypt unveiled its National Low Carbon Hydrogen Strategy, aiming to secure a significant share of the global hydrogen market by 2040. The strategy is not just a technical endeavor but a policy-driven initiative focusing on legal frameworks, policies, and incentives to attract investments and drive innovation in the hydrogen sector. The success of Egypt's strategy hinges on the development of a stable regulatory environment that addresses all aspects of hydrogen production and ensures compliance with international standards. Simplifying permitting processes and encouraging public-private partnerships are vital for removing barriers to project implementation and attracting foreign investments. Additionally, policy initiatives supporting green hydrogen production, R&D, domestic usage mandates, and international export agreements are expected to accelerate the sector's growth. Infrastructure development is a key priority, requiring substantial investment in production facilities, transportation pipelines, and refueling stations for hydrogen vehicles. The government plans to offer tax incentives, subsidies, and grants to make investments in hydrogen projects financially appealing. Export incentives and trade agreements will facilitate Egypt's entry into international markets. Challenges such as water scarcity and global competition pose significant hurdles to Egypt's hydrogen ambitions. Effective policy responses will be crucial in overcoming these obstacles and ensuring the success of Egypt's journey towards hydrogen leadership.