Morocco has approved six green hydrogen projects worth $32.7 billion, with two Chinese companies, UEG and China Three Gorges, among the selected consortiums. These projects, focused on producing ammonia, steel, and industrial fuel, are part of Morocco's broader green energy transition. The collaboration highlights the growing partnership between China and Morocco in sustainable development initiatives. This initiative, known as the 'Morocco Offer,' aims to position the country as a leader in green hydrogen production, attracting both national and international investors. The projects are expected to drive sustainable development in Morocco and strengthen the international standing of Chinese renewable energy technology. Beyond these projects, the collaboration extends to other endeavors like establishing a joint green energy laboratory for research and innovation in the renewable sector and plans for Africa's first electric vehicle battery mega factory in Morocco. The strategic location of Morocco as a bridge between the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and Africa offers Chinese companies opportunities to expand their markets and technological capabilities. The partnership between China and Morocco is seen as a win-win strategy that aligns with the Belt and Road Initiative, emphasizing low-cost production and high value-added exports.