The inaugural Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek is set to play a critical role in shaping Africa's involvement in the global hydrogen sector. Ministerial delegations and trade missions from several countries have gathered for this important event. The summit, organized at the Mercure Hotel until Thursday, will host over 120 industry speakers to facilitate collaboration, partnerships, and dialogue across policy and investment in the hydrogen value chain. With the Namibian government's patronage, the summit is supported by key dignitaries, including Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo. Notable officials from Tanzania, Germany, EU, Belgium, Egypt, and Nigeria are participating, showcasing industry leaders and promoting green energy projects. The event features an international exhibition with country pavilions and an innovation zone, alongside project investment roundtables to accelerate green energy initiatives. Supported by strategic partners and sponsors, the summit focuses on advancing sustainability, innovation, and international cooperation in the green technology sector.