Hydrogen Utopia International PLC recently held its AGM at Ohrid Organics in North Macedonia, a unique location that CEO Aleksandra Binkowska found exciting. The event boasted a successful turnout, with Binkowska emphasizing the significance of the medical cannabis segment. The company is proceeding with acquiring a 49% stake in Ohrid Organics to capitalize on the burgeoning medical cannabis market, particularly noting the increasing demand in Europe. Revenue generated from medical cannabis will be allocated to funding the construction of a plastic-to-hydrogen facility, potentially commencing operations in North Macedonia due to favorable government backing. Binkowska also mentioned the decision to switch auditors to RPG Crouch Chapman. Despite facing obstacles such as a halted deal with Essential Energy, the company views the experience as a learning opportunity. Looking forward, Binkowska is optimistic about the interest from European nations in combatting plastic waste and progressing hydrogen production, highlighting a positive outlook for Hydrogen Utopia's future growth and market presence.