The Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport in Alexandria, Egypt, recently organized a workshop in collaboration with the European Union and the Transport and Tourism Department of the Arab League, focusing on Qatar's significant achievements in green hydrogen technology. The workshop highlighted Qatar's exceptional progress in establishing a green hydrogen supply chain, with discussions revolving around the country's development strategies in this sector. Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghaffar, the President of the Arab Academy, lauded Qatar's exemplary approach to building a green hydrogen supply chain, citing it as a model for other Arab nations. Dr. Sarah al-Jazzar, Dean of the College of International Transport and Logistics at the Academy, emphasized Qatar's advanced technological capabilities in green hydrogen production, storage, and transportation, positioning the country as a leader in this field. The workshop aimed to explore opportunities for green hydrogen supply from the Arab region to Europe, showcasing Qatar's expertise and strategic shift towards renewable energy sources. Presentations from various institutions highlighted the importance of building an integrated green hydrogen supply chain to support sustainability and climate solutions in the transport sector across Arab nations. Overall, the workshop demonstrated a positive sentiment towards Qatar's leadership in green hydrogen technology and emphasized collaborative efforts between the Arab League, the European Union, and other Arab countries to promote sustainable development and innovation in the energy sector.