The United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia have reinforced their dedication to advancing sustainability and clean hydrogen technologies as a key component of their economic partnership. During UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's official visit to Saudi Arabia, both countries outlined a comprehensive agenda aimed at sustainable growth and addressing global challenges. A joint statement at the visit's conclusion highlighted the significance of clean hydrogen in their relationship, with plans to collaborate on policies and regulations. They agreed to establish a Clean Hydrogen Consortium, led by Newcastle University and King Fahd University, to drive research, policy development, and capacity building. Emphasis was placed on setting standards and regulations to promote clean hydrogen production and application. The partnership extends to renewable energy, green minerals, and clean technologies to enhance global supply chain resilience. Plans include investments in renewable energy, hydrogen production, and electric vehicles. Both nations praised ongoing cooperation in the energy sector, focusing on sustainable technologies and Saudi Arabia's Circular Carbon Economy approach. They highlighted commitments to global climate initiatives and the Paris Agreement, aiming for ambitious climate action through forums like COP30. The collaboration aims to integrate sustainability across all aspects, from clean hydrogen to renewable energy, to bring lasting economic and environmental benefits. Prime Minister Starmer expressed gratitude for the hospitality and shared vision of building a sustainable future through strategic partnerships.