During the Global Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek, Minister Alweendo stressed the necessity of global collaboration for the green energy transition, recognizing Africa's advantageous natural resources. He emphasized the global nature of the energy transition, requiring joint efforts across countries and continents. Alweendo highlighted the importance of setting clear standards and establishing financing mechanisms for the energy industry, particularly focusing on the development of green hydrogen. Vice President Nandi-Ndaitwah echoed these sentiments by underscoring the importance of maintaining an ecological balance while pursuing economic development in Namibia. She highlighted Namibia's favorable environment for hosting a green industrialization ecosystem, supported by rich mineral deposits and renewable energy sources. The discussion also touched upon the need for a clear industrial strategy that includes the utilization of hydrogen effectively. Overall, the summit emphasized the critical role of collaboration and sustainable practices in driving the green energy transition in Namibia and across Africa.