Morocco has made significant strides in advancing its green hydrogen sector by choosing five national and international consortia to develop six projects in the country's southern regions. With a total investment of 319 billion dirhams, these projects aim to boost the production of green hydrogen and related products. The decision was made during a Steering Committee meeting chaired by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch in Rabat. The selected investors, including companies from the USA, Spain, Germany, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and China, will focus on various aspects such as ammonia production, industrial fuels, and green steel. These projects, covering vast land areas and supported by the government, align with Morocco's national strategy for green hydrogen and its vision to be a key player in the global energy transition. By leveraging its strategic location, abundant resources, and top-notch infrastructure, Morocco aims to establish itself as a prominent hub for green hydrogen production. The government emphasizes the openness of the process to more operators willing to contribute to the country's green hydrogen development, highlighting a collaborative approach towards sustainable growth.