LONGi recently hosted a high-level symposium in Algiers, Algeria, focusing on empowering the country's sustainable future through photovoltaic innovation. The event gathered over a hundred participants, including government representatives, researchers, business leaders, and international experts. Discussions revolved around technological advancements in the photovoltaic sector and the coordinated development of the green hydrogen industry, aiming to drive the energy transition in North Africa. The symposium highlighted LONGi's commitment to long-term development and its contributions to Algeria's energy transformation through innovative products and value-added services. The company's focus on 'green electricity + green hydrogen' aims to build a low-carbon energy system and enhance local industrial resilience. Collaboration among various sectors in Algeria, including government, academia, and industry, was emphasized to promote the 'photovoltaic-hydrogen synergy' model. LONGi also signed partnerships with educational institutions for training renewable energy professionals and donated advanced modules for research purposes. Experts at the event praised LONGi's BC technology for its high efficiency and performance in the Algerian desert environment. Additionally, LONGi introduced an integrated solution for green hydrogen production, leveraging Algeria's solar advantages to potentially become a green hydrogen export hub in North Africa. The symposium included roundtable discussions on strategic photovoltaic projects and the industrialization pathway for green hydrogen. Participants highlighted the importance of benchmark projects to drive local supply chains and emphasized the need for low-cost hydrogen production and infrastructure development for a regional green hydrogen hub. As the event concluded, LONGi reiterated its commitment to technological innovation and collaboration in Algeria, aiming to accelerate the adoption of 'green electricity + green hydrogen' solutions for a zero-carbon North Africa.