Saudi Arabia and France have committed to deepening their energy partnership with a strong focus on hydrogen, renewables, and low-emission electricity. The collaboration aims to advance decarbonisation, energy efficiency, and sustainable supply chains while supporting global climate goals. This partnership, which builds upon a memorandum of understanding signed in 2023, includes joint efforts in technology development, business collaboration, and policy alignment. The roadmap for hydrogen cooperation outlines plans to advance hydrogen production, transportation, and utilization across various sectors such as industry, mobility, and power generation. Key initiatives also involve enhancing renewable energy projects, promoting private sector participation, and focusing on nuclear energy, carbon capture, and energy efficiency. Saudi Arabia's ambition to lead in hydrogen and low-emission electricity exports is complemented by France's 'France 2030' initiative, which targets significant investment in decarbonised hydrogen and renewable energy, aiming for a substantial renewable capacity by 2050. The establishment of a French-Saudi Task Force further underscores the commitment to coordinating efforts and achieving tangible outcomes in the energy transition space.