The Ministry of Energy in Saudi Arabia has announced the country's official membership in the International Partnership for the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE). This step is part of Saudi Arabia's dedication to global collaboration in advancing the clean energy sector. By joining IPHE, Saudi Arabia aims to play a leading role in clean hydrogen production and export, with a goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions through the circular carbon economy approach by 2060. The Kingdom's involvement in IPHE reflects its commitment to international cooperation for a sustainable energy future. This decision aligns with the 'Saudi Green Initiative' and 'Middle East Green Initiative', focusing on reducing carbon emissions and boosting clean hydrogen demand. Additionally, Saudi Arabia's participation in IPHE will contribute to the establishment of regulations and standards that support the growth of the clean hydrogen economy. Through engagement in international platforms like the Innovation Mission Initiative, the Clean Energy Ministerial Meeting, and the Global Methane Initiative, Saudi Arabia demonstrates its active role in promoting clean and low-emission fuel technologies. These efforts showcase the Kingdom's commitment to driving sustainable energy solutions and aligning with global initiatives for a cleaner future.