During the Ministerial Meeting of the IEA World Fusion Energy Group, Egypt's Electricity Minister Mahmoud Esmat expressed a bold vision for Egypt to become a leading nation in the low-carbon hydrogen economy by 2040. The Minister highlighted the issuance of a law to incentivize green hydrogen production, signaling the country's commitment to sustainable energy practices. Emphasizing Egypt's advantageous geographic position bridging Africa, Asia, and Europe, Esmat underscored the significance of power linkage for efficient energy exchange. Egypt aims to boost its renewable energy share to over 60% by 2040, focusing on enhancing energy efficiency and promoting sustainable consumption. This ambitious goal is part of Egypt's broader energy strategy aligned with the Egypt Vision 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, illustrating the country's dedication to a greener and more sustainable future. By leveraging renewable energy sources and embracing green hydrogen, Egypt seeks to not only meet its domestic energy needs but also contribute to global efforts in combating climate change and fostering economic development.