The African Energy Chamber highlights the progress seen in North African nations regarding green hydrogen production, showcasing its potential for economic growth and environmental benefits. While hydrogen has diverse applications in various industries, its green variant is gaining traction as a sustainable alternative. North Africa's abundant renewable resources position it favorably for large-scale green hydrogen initiatives, offering opportunities for economic diversification and job creation. By embracing green hydrogen, countries in this region can contribute significantly to global climate goals and potentially lead in decarbonization efforts. Exporting green hydrogen to regions like Europe not only opens new markets but can also boost North Africa's geopolitical influence in the energy sector. Despite the promising outlook, challenges such as water scarcity, infrastructure development, and production costs need addressing for green hydrogen to become a mainstream energy source. Investments in technology and infrastructure, coupled with policy support and international partnerships, are crucial to overcome these obstacles and realize the full potential of green hydrogen in North Africa.