Jordan is positioning itself as a key player in green hydrogen production, with Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Saleh Kharabsheh emphasizing the country's readiness to lead in sustainable energy. The ministry has already signed agreements with international firms and aims to leverage green hydrogen's versatility for industrial, agricultural, and energy applications. Partnering with organizations like EBRD and WBG, Jordan seeks to improve infrastructure and regulatory frameworks to attract investments and enhance the competitiveness of green hydrogen projects. The country's National Hydrogen Strategy aligns with its economic and energy development goals, setting ambitious targets for renewable energy and hydrogen production, with significant export ambitions by 2050. With an investment volume expected to reach $28 billion by 2030 and ongoing feasibility studies, Jordan is on track to establish itself as a regional center for green hydrogen production.