The Moroccan government has given the green light to six green hydrogen projects with a combined investment of 319 billion dirhams ($32.5 billion) to propel the local industry and strengthen energy exports. International and local companies are part of these ventures, focusing on ammonia production, industrial fuels, and green steel. Each project will receive land allocation of up to 30,000 hectares, with a broader plan earmarking 1 million hectares for green hydrogen development. Morocco's strategic goal is to utilize its abundant solar and wind resources to establish itself as a prominent global supplier of green hydrogen and its by-products. By attracting foreign capital, the projects are poised to generate employment opportunities, encourage domestic industry growth, and facilitate trade with Europe and other key markets.