The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) in Egypt, led by President Hossam Heiba, has unveiled a groundbreaking collaboration with Polish company Hynfra to bolster Egypt's position in renewable energy. The $1.6 billion partnership aims to establish a green ammonia production plant, with Egypt selected as the primary location among the planned five facilities in Central and Eastern Europe. By leveraging Egypt's ample solar and wind resources, the plant will initially produce 400,000 tons of green ammonia annually, scaling up to one million tons per year. Notably, surplus electricity generated will be integrated into Egypt's national grid, further supporting the nation's clean energy aspirations. Hynfra's innovative approach involves utilizing water electrolysis for hydrogen production and subsequently combining it with nitrogen to create green ammonia, a process that eliminates the dependence on fossil fuels. All produced green ammonia will be exported to the European Union, aligning with the EU's target of importing 6 million tons of green hydrogen and 4 million tons of green ammonia by 2030. President Heiba underscored Egypt's strides in becoming a hub for green hydrogen and ammonia, highlighting key legislative measures and facilitating programs that streamline project approvals. This initiative not only reinforces Egypt's commitment to sustainable energy but also positions the country as a crucial contributor to the EU's sustainable energy supply chain. The project signifies a significant leap towards renewable energy leadership and underscores the growing importance of international collaborations in advancing green technologies.