Saudi Arabia has taken a significant step towards becoming a key player in the global clean energy sector by launching a strategic value chain to export green hydrogen and renewable energy to Europe. The initiative was formalized as ACWA Power, a leading Saudi company, signed a series of agreements and memoranda of understanding with international partners during a high-level workshop in Riyadh. This workshop, under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and attended by high-ranking officials, focused on developing large-scale renewable energy projects dedicated to export and creating transmission corridors between Saudi Arabia and Europe. The agreements and MoUs signed as part of this initiative aim to not only assess market demand and technical feasibility for electricity exports but also to enhance infrastructure development across borders. European companies such as Edison S.p.A., TotalEnergies Renewables, Zhero Europe B.V., and EnBW are key partners in this collaboration. Additionally, agreements with transmission specialists like CESI, Prysmian, GE Vernova, Siemens Energy, and Hitachi highlight the importance of ensuring robust infrastructure for energy transmission. A significant milestone of this initiative is the Joint Development Agreement with Germany's EnBW to establish the Yanbu Green Hydrogen Hub, which is expected to commence operations by 2030. This hub will be a comprehensive complex integrating renewable energy generation, desalination, electrolysis, ammonia conversion, and a dedicated export terminal. The project not only aims to boost Saudi Arabia's renewable energy capacity but also solidify its strategic position in the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, bridging the gap between East and West in clean energy production and export.