India has been announced as the exclusive partner for the European Hydrogen Week scheduled for November 2024, with the aim of enhancing green hydrogen exports and collaborating with the EU on decarbonization initiatives. The International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH-2024) in New Delhi served as a platform for this announcement, emphasizing the significance of adhering to green regulations set by the EU to promote exports. During the event, a Letter of Intent was signed between Chane Terminal from the Netherlands and ACME Cleantech from India for the development of Ammonia import terminals, showcasing the intent to strengthen partnerships in the green hydrogen sector. Sessions at the conference provided insights from the EU, Australia, and the Netherlands on the challenges and opportunities in the green hydrogen domain, stressing the crucial role of green hydrogen in global efforts towards decarbonization. Noteworthy discussions included the EU's plans to reform the Emission Trading System to effectively price carbon and encourage the adoption of hydrogen as a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. The event featured a diverse display of over 100 stalls from industry players and public companies, presenting the latest technologies and innovations in the green hydrogen value chain. With the participation of more than 2000 national and international delegates, including academicians, industry experts, start-ups, policy makers, and diplomats, the conference facilitated strategic dialogues and collaborations. Additionally, the event included engaging activities such as a national poster competition and Country Roundtables, further fostering international partnerships and discussions on hydrogen-related initiatives.