The article discusses the strengthening relationship between Germany and Morocco, particularly in the context of trade and energy cooperation. This collaboration was emphasized during the first session of the German-Moroccan Strategic Dialogue, where the two countries sealed the Energy-Climate Alliance. The alliance focuses on enhancing adaptation to climate change, developing renewable energies, and specifically, promoting the production and export of green hydrogen. Germany views Morocco as a valuable partner in this endeavor due to its abundant wind and solar energy resources, ideal for green hydrogen production. The article highlights the importance of green hydrogen as a less polluting alternative, contributing to reducing carbon emissions. Additionally, the partnership between Germany and Morocco extends to exploring hydrogen derivatives like green ammonia and synthetic fuel, catering to various industries. Morocco's strategic position in the Middle East and North Africa region further solidifies its role as a key player in green hydrogen production and export. The Energy-Climate Alliance is not only significant for the economic ties between the two countries but also aligns with global initiatives for a sustainable and climate-friendly energy transition.