Tanzanian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Doto Biteko, urged African countries to focus on green hydrogen to propel the continent's future and drive sustainable development. Speaking at the Global African Hydrogen Summit in Windhoek, Biteko highlighted the need for increased energy access in African nations, emphasizing the importance of utilizing available resources like hydro, natural gas, solar, small hydro, wind, and geothermal power. Biteko stressed that Africa, with its natural resources and emerging markets, has the potential to lead the global green energy revolution. However, he acknowledged the challenges associated with investing in green hydrogen, including high costs and the need for significant attention in financing, infrastructure, market creation, and demand stimulation. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the necessity for all African governments to prioritize cleaner fuel and embrace green hydrogen technology to transition towards a low-carbon economy. He urged African nations not to lag behind in the evolving energy landscape and called for seizing the opportunities presented by green hydrogen to ensure a sustainable and prosperous future for the continent.