Hydrogen Europe and H2Chile have solidified their partnership by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance hydrogen deployment and trade initiatives. The agreement, supported by the Chilean Embassy to the European Union and the European Commission, aims to bolster economic cooperation in the hydrogen industry. By facilitating industry-to-industry and public-private exchanges, the collaboration seeks to strengthen regulatory frameworks, trade relations, financing mechanisms, and the exchange of best practices between the EU and Chile. The emphasis is on research and innovation, skills development, and value creation, with a keen focus on advancing hydrogen's role in global climate and energy discussions. Both associations see this partnership as critical for driving decarbonization efforts and promoting clean hydrogen trade internationally. Furthermore, the MoU with the Green Hydrogen Association of India signifies a broader commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange to accelerate the growth of the hydrogen sector in Europe and India. The statements from Marcos Kulka and Jorgo Chatzimarkakis highlight the strategic importance of this collaboration in advancing clean energy technologies, creating new investment opportunities, and establishing a sustainable green energy future.