The Jordanian Cabinet has approved a comprehensive framework aimed at boosting green hydrogen projects across the country. This strategic vision, prepared by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, focuses on leveraging Jordan's abundant renewable energy resources and regulatory advantages to attract investment in the emerging green hydrogen sector. The framework outlines plans for developing shared infrastructure in Aqaba, including desalination units and green ammonia storage facilities, to support project implementation. The government is offering incentives and facilitating the investment process for interested parties, backed by current legislation. The establishment of a national green hydrogen committee will oversee the implementation of this strategy, aligning with Jordan's broader vision for economic growth and sustainability. The recent approval of land-use agreements with companies like Philadelphia Solar and Enertrag marks progress towards positioning Jordan as a regional hub for green hydrogen production, with several other agreements in the pipeline. These advancements signify a positive step towards embracing green technologies and strengthening Jordan's role in the renewable energy sector.