The Secretary General of the Arab Energy Organization (AEO), Jamal Al-Loughani, announced ambitious plans by nine Arab states to produce low-carbon hydrogen, targeting 8 million tons annually by 2030 and 27.5 million tons by 2040. These plans are contingent on market maturity. The AEO, in collaboration with Russia, is focusing on initiatives for storing and transporting liquid and solid hydrogen, with the aim of enhancing the hydrogen market. During the 12th session of the UN gas experts in Geneva, discussions were held on the hydrogen industry outlook in Arab states, highlighting a growing interest in investing in this sector to meet the rising demands of major markets like Asia and Europe. It was noted that between 2021 and 2024, the number of hydrogen projects in Arab states increased fourfold to 127 ventures, involving production, exportation, and transportation via pipelines for land and marine usage, including fueling ships. Six Arab states have finalized strategies, emphasizing mega projects in this field. The AEO, a member of the UN group of experts since 2015, actively engages in meetings, showcasing the significant progress and interest in the hydrogen industry in the region.