The Moroccan government is embarking on a significant initiative to promote green hydrogen production in the country, particularly in its southern provinces like Guelmim-Oued Noun, Laayoune-Sakia Laayoune-Hamra, and Dakhla-Oued Eddahab. This decision, guided by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch and the vision of King Mohammed VI, aims to accelerate the development of the green hydrogen sector and attract investments from private companies. The potential of the green hydrogen market in Morocco is highlighted as a means to enhance economic diversification and achieve energy sovereignty. Economic analyst Rashid Sari foresees a transformation of the southern regions from deserts to green zones due to the wealth generated by the green hydrogen industry. Morocco's strategic position is reinforced by its selection as a key player in green hydrogen development in the region, with expectations to contribute significantly to total production levels and compete with other renewable energy sources. The country is witnessing a surge in interest and proposals for green hydrogen projects, with both domestic and foreign investors looking to capitalize on the potential of the market. The government, through agencies like the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN), is evaluating project proposals and forming investment agreements to ensure the successful implementation of green hydrogen projects. The proactive approach of the Moroccan government, as demonstrated by the attendance of key ministers in steering committee meetings, reflects a strong commitment to advancing renewable energy projects and leveraging green hydrogen for economic growth. With ambitious projections for green hydrogen demand and investments in the coming years, Morocco is poised to establish itself as a leading player in the renewable energy landscape, transitioning from an energy importer to an exporter.