Gérard Mestrallet, the French President’s Special Envoy for the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), shared insights on this groundbreaking project that envisions transforming trade and connectivity between Asia and Europe through the Middle East, with a spotlight on green hydrogen. IMEC, spanning 6,400 km with rail, sea routes, digital cables, and pipelines, is set to revolutionize international trade by emphasizing sustainable practices and fostering economic growth. Launched in 2023 with the support of eight signatory countries, including India, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and several European nations, IMEC aims to facilitate a robust economic corridor with India and France playing pivotal roles at opposite ends. By focusing on green hydrogen and a low-carbon transition model, IMEC sets itself apart from traditional trade corridors like the Belt and Road Initiative. Mestrallet highlighted the positive impact of IMEC, stressing its potential to spur socio-economic development in participating countries and enhance global supply chain resilience. The project has received endorsements from world leaders, including President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, signaling strong international support. While IMEC is still in its early stages, progress is underway with initiatives like the India-UAE Virtual Trade Corridor already in motion. The project's long-term success hinges on collaborative governance and commitment from all stakeholders. IMEC's vision of a green hydrogen-powered energy corridor underscores its commitment to sustainability and renewable energy, positioning it as a transformative project with far-reaching implications for international trade and connectivity.