Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Karim Badawi, met with Terje Pilskog, CEO of Norway’s Scatec, to discuss Egypt’s hydrogen development and green energy plans. The meeting, also attended by Mohamed Amer, EVP of Scatec Egypt, focused on projects like green ammonia and methanol production in Port Said. Minister Badawi highlighted the government's efforts to remove obstacles hindering hydrogen development, aiming to position Egypt as a prominent regional and global hydrogen hub. Both parties stressed the importance of cooperation in green hydrogen and safe energy transition to ensure sustainability and the availability of energy sources. This aligns with Egypt's strategy to gradually shift towards green and renewable energy sources. The meeting, held during the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, signifies Egypt's commitment to sustainable energy practices and collaboration with international partners like Norway's Scatec for a cleaner energy future.