Tunisia is embarking on its hydrogen journey by planning to kickstart hydrogen production projects by 2030. The Secretary of State for Energy Transition, Wael Chouchane, shared this vision during the International Forum on Hydrogen and its Derivatives in Gabès. The city of Gabès is crucial in this strategy due to its proximity to production sites and a commercial port facilitating connections to European markets. Tunisia's national hydrogen strategy, introduced in 2023, has led to partnerships with industry giants such as TotalEnergies, EREN, and Acwa Power. These collaborations aim to establish the necessary infrastructure for hydrogen production and export. With a goal to export 6 million tons of hydrogen annually by 2050, Tunisia aims to become a key supplier to the European market, attracting investments and diversifying its industrial activities. To achieve this, advanced infrastructure like electrolyzers and transport networks will be essential. Regulatory stability and local logistical capabilities are also critical for project success. While the signed agreements mark progress, coordinated efforts are needed for successful implementation. Tunisia's focus on hydrogen not only promises economic benefits and industrial diversification but also positions the country as a competitive player in international trade.