Morocco has announced plans to implement six ambitious hydrogen projects in its desert region, with a total investment of $32 billion to propel the country as a global sustainable energy leader. The selected international consortia from the US, Europe, the Middle East, and China aim to leverage Morocco's abundant solar and wind resources to drive the production of green ammonia, green steel, and e-fuels. These projects align with Morocco's target to increase renewable energy capacity to 52% by 2030 and position the country as a major supplier of green hydrogen to Europe. Each project will receive up to 30,000 hectares of land, showcasing Morocco's commitment to providing incentives for the projects' success. The initiative, part of the 'hydrogen offer' program, not only aims to reduce industrial emissions but also boost the economy and create employment opportunities. The projects are strategically important for Morocco's energy transition and its vision to dominate the global green hydrogen market. The green hydrogen projects will play a significant role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions by producing green ammonia, thus decreasing reliance on fossil fuel-based options. This will contribute to cutting carbon emissions in industries like steelmaking. Once operational, these projects are expected to generate thousands of jobs, enhance export revenues, and solidify Morocco's position in the green energy market. Morocco's vast desert regions provide ideal conditions for large-scale green hydrogen production, further supporting the country's ambition to decarbonize its economy and capitalize on renewable energy sources.