The article discusses the additional delay in final investment decision (FID) for Egypt's flagship green hydrogen project at Ain Sokhna, indicating a slowdown in momentum domestically and internationally for the industry. Despite this delay, the Egyptian government and industry players hold onto their optimism, expecting a surge in demand in the coming years. Notably, a French government-affiliated firm reiterated its support for a major green hydrogen project on the Red Sea coast, demonstrating ongoing interest and investment in the sector. Furthermore, a significant army-led project in South Sinai was unveiled to potential investors, adding to the positive outlook for Egypt's green hydrogen industry. The article highlights the estimated $500 million green hydrogen and ammonia plant planned by a local company, emphasizing the country's commitment to sustainable energy production. Overall, while facing delays, Egypt's green hydrogen sector remains optimistic about its future growth and the potential for significant international collaboration.