The third extraordinary session of the African Union (AU) Ministers for Energy and Transport, held via videoconference, culminated in the adoption of a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing infrastructure across Africa, with a focus on energy and transport sectors. The session featured discussions on key initiatives such as the African Strategy for Energy Efficiency, the African Green Hydrogen Strategy, and the Continental Strategy for Sustainable Aviation Fuel. Algerian State Secretary, Noureddine Yassaa, expressed Algeria's dedication to supporting sustainable development in Africa, emphasizing the country's commitment to renewable energy and green hydrogen. Mr. Yassaa highlighted Algeria's role in sharing technical expertise, transferring technology, and providing assistance in areas like infrastructure and renewable energy. The session emphasized the importance of sustainable development, aligning efforts with the African Union's long-term sustainability goals and Agenda 2063. Algeria's positive stance on promoting renewable energy and fostering African cooperation showcased a commitment to building a shared future for the continent.