India has been chosen as the exclusive partner for the European Hydrogen Week scheduled for November 2024, following an announcement made during the International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2024) held in New Delhi. The event underscored India's dedication to aligning with EU green regulations to boost export potential in the green hydrogen industry. Key highlights from the conference include a focus on India's collaboration with the EU, with a particular emphasis on adhering to green regulations. A significant moment was the signing of a Letter of Intent between Chane Terminal of the Netherlands and ACME Cleantech of India for ammonia import terminals, showcasing a strong international partnership. The event also featured global perspectives on green hydrogen, with sessions led by representatives from the EU, Australia, and the Netherlands. The discussions highlighted the pivotal role of green hydrogen in global decarbonization and the EU's efforts to support hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels. Challenges and opportunities in hydrogen technology were addressed, stressing the importance of international collaboration in overcoming regulatory frameworks, storage solutions, and renewable energy access. Additionally, the conference delved into the Netherlands' strategy for hydrogen advancements, with notable participants contributing to the dialogue. Youth engagement and innovation were key themes, with a special focus on the youth session encouraging leadership roles in the green hydrogen sector. Inspirational addresses by prominent figures like Saina Nehwal emphasized sustainability and innovation, while the GH2Thon Hackathon showcased innovative solutions, with Nandlal Gupta from IIT Bombay emerging as the winner. The event also included roundtables on international collaborations and strategic dialogues, fostering deeper cooperation. Organized by various government bodies and with strategic partnerships, the ICGH-2024 event highlighted India's growing role in the global green hydrogen landscape.