The Arab Republic of Egypt and the French Republic have come together to sign a cooperation agreement aimed at developing an integrated plant in the Ras Shoukair area to produce green hydrogen and its derivatives, such as green ammonia. This initiative, with a substantial investment of 7 billion euros, is part of Egypt's endeavor to provide clean fuel for bunkering and export to global markets. Led by the French company EDF Renewables and the Egyptian-Emirati company Zero Waste, the project will unfold in three phases, targeting an annual production of one million tons of green ammonia by 2029. The plans encompass the allocation of significant land areas for solar and wind energy generation, construction of a factory complex, and establishment of essential infrastructure like a seawater desalination unit and a dedicated shipping dock. The project underlines Egypt's aspirations to solidify its position as a regional hub for clean energy and to foster investments in the green economy, positioning itself in the forefront of sustainable development efforts.