Egypt is embarking on an ambitious journey to boost investments in green projects, with plans to dedicate half of the total public investments in the fiscal year 2024/2025 to sustainable initiatives, totaling nearly $14.7 billion. This commitment, as highlighted by Nermeen Tahoun at the Arab Sustainability Expo, aims to further increase green project investments to 75% by 2030, in alignment with environmental sustainability standards. The focus extends across various sectors including renewable energy from clean sources like solar and wind, sustainable transportation, water resource management, and green hydrogen projects. The country has seen significant foreign direct investments amounting to $215.5 billion in the green hydrogen sector, indicating growing international interest. Projects such as the Ras Shuqair venture, valued at $7.7 billion and set to produce one million tons of green ammonia annually, exemplify Egypt's dedication to clean energy production. Additionally, private sector investments in renewable energy projects are flourishing, with plans to attract further investments, including $12 billion from Indian ventures, in green hydrogen initiatives and renewable energy projects. Egypt's strategic positioning to become a regional clean energy hub is evident through these substantial investments and partnerships.