Saudi Arabia is making strides in its hydrogen economy with a significant partnership between King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), NEOM, and ENOWA. The collaboration aims to enhance economic development and establish the Kingdom as a leader in sustainable energy. KAUST's Hydrogen and e-Fuels Applied Research Institute, sponsored by ERIF, is driving three strategic projects with a focus on advancing green hydrogen production. Saudi Arabia targets generating 50% of electricity from renewable sources by 2030 and achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2060. Key discussions at a recent summit included progress in green hydrogen production, ammonia technologies, and electrolyzer advancements. The collaborative efforts led by experts such as William Roberts, Mani Sarathy, and Thibault Guiberti, are geared towards cleaner hydrogen production and reducing emissions in various sectors. Partnerships with ENOWA and NEOM's ERIF are pivotal in accelerating Saudi Arabia's hydrogen research and technology development. The hydrogen innovation development center, supported by ENOWA, will enable research activities at KAUST and contribute to decarbonized synthetic fuel development in collaboration with Saudi Aramco.