The Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, historically known for its significant role in the global energy landscape due to abundant oil and gas reserves, is undergoing a transformation towards green ammonia production. Green ammonia, synthesized from nitrogen and hydrogen using renewable energy sources, is gaining traction as a sustainable alternative to traditional production methods. The MEA region, rich in renewable energy potential, is strategically positioned to become a key player in the green ammonia market, driven by increasing global concerns for sustainability and carbon emissions reduction. Key industry players in the MEA region, including Qatar Energy, Yara International, and SABIC, are actively contributing to the development of green ammonia technology, shaping the market's trajectory. The region holds approximately 8.5% of the global ammonia capacity, with companies like QAFCO, NPC, SABIC-Agri, and Ma'aden leading in capacity share. Alkaline water electrolysis has emerged as a dominant method for green ammonia production in the MEA region, offering cost-effectiveness, reliability, and integration with renewable energy sources. This technology's ability to produce green hydrogen, a vital feedstock for green ammonia synthesis, coupled with the region's demand for ammonia in agriculture and industrial applications, is driving its adoption. The power generation sector in the MEA region is experiencing rapid growth in green ammonia usage for energy storage, renewable energy integration, and decarbonization efforts. Green ammonia serves as a clean energy carrier that aligns with the region's decarbonization targets and contributes to a low-carbon power generation sector. The flexibility of green ammonia to convert back into hydrogen for power generation applications supports grid stability and energy security in the region.