The 7th Assembly of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) saw the launch of the third edition of the World Solar Report series, which delves into crucial aspects of global solar expansion, technology advancements, and investment shifts. The series comprises four reports that cover the World Solar Market, Investment, Technology, and the Green Hydrogen Readiness Assessment for African Countries. Notable findings from the reports include a remarkable surge in solar power capacity, reaching 1,418.97 GW in 2023, and a substantial increase in solar industry jobs. Projections suggest a significant rise in global solar capacity by 2030 driven by commitments like the Paris Agreement. The World Investment Report highlights the dominance of solar investments in the renewable energy sector, with solar attracting a significant portion of renewable energy investments. The Asia-Pacific region leads in solar investments, reflecting a global trend towards sustainable energy solutions. Moreover, the World Technology Report showcases how recent innovations in solar PV technology have improved efficiency and affordability, making solar energy a competitive and sustainable choice. The Green Hydrogen Readiness Assessment for African Countries explores the potential of green hydrogen in decarbonizing industries such as steel and fertilizer production. By leveraging renewable-powered electrolysis, green hydrogen offers a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, aligning with Africa's sustainable energy goals. The ISA Assembly and the concurrent High-Level Conference on New Technologies for Clean Energy Transition underscore the commitment of global leaders to accelerate the adoption of clean technologies. With a focus on solar energy, the ISA aims to drive investments, reduce technology costs, and promote solar-friendly policies globally, contributing to a sustainable energy future.