Saudi Arabia's Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Bandar Alkhorayef, emphasized the Kingdom's commitment to advancing clean energy and sustainable industry during the Saudi Green Initiative Forum in Riyadh. The minister highlighted the development of the world’s largest green hydrogen production facility in NEOM, expected to contribute significantly to global green hydrogen production targets. This project is in line with the Saudi Green Initiative's objectives to promote clean energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. Collaborative international efforts for achieving carbon neutrality were also emphasized. The minister showcased initiatives supporting the industrial sector's transition to environmentally friendly technologies, including the successful Liquid Fuel Displacement Program. Jubail Industrial City was presented as a model for balancing industrial growth and environmental stewardship. Saudi Arabia's prominent position in the global mining sector, with a focus on sustainable practices and value addition from raw materials, was underscored. The Kingdom's achievements in transforming raw materials into high-value products, such as bauxite into aluminum, were highlighted. The international Future Minerals Forum was recognized as a crucial platform for addressing challenges in the mining sector and fostering partnerships for sustainable practices.