NGHC and EWA have collaborated to launch a pioneering training program in Saudi Arabia's city of Rabigh aimed at equipping aspiring technicians and engineers with skills in renewable energy technology and green hydrogen production. The program, supported by the Saudi Human Resources Development Fund, offers a unique opportunity for both male and female participants to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience. It includes a 2-year technician training program for recent graduates and a 1-year engineer training program for individuals with engineering backgrounds. Trainees will receive stipends, state-of-the-art facilities, comprehensive support, and on-the-job training, ensuring a holistic learning experience. The initiative is a significant step towards fulfilling Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goal of becoming a global leader in renewable energy and clean hydrogen production by 2030. The CEOs of NGHC and EWA emphasized the importance of education and training in driving the success of green hydrogen initiatives in the country. The program is designed to empower a new generation of skilled professionals who will play a pivotal role in the clean energy revolution. This partnership exemplifies the collaboration between industry and academia to address climate change challenges and promote a sustainable future. Aspiring technicians and engineers are encouraged to take advantage of this training opportunity to contribute to Saudi Arabia's economic diversification objectives and support the global shift towards clean energy solutions. The program signals a promising future for the green hydrogen sector in the Kingdom and underscores the commitment to developing a skilled workforce for the renewable energy industry.