Hyundai Motor Group is actively participating in the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to emphasize its commitment to hydrogen innovation and global collaboration. The Group's Vice Chair, Jaehoon Chang, joined the Ministerial-CEO Roundtable as the Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, showcasing its hydrogen value chain and port decarbonization roadmap under the HTWO brand. The Summit featured the Korean Pavilion, where the Group highlighted its advancements in hydrogen technology, focusing on sustainability and showcasing commercial vehicle fuel cell technologies. Jaehoon Chang reiterated the Group's vision of developing the hydrogen value chain and transitioning to a decarbonized future through strong partnerships with governments and industry. Emphasizing the importance of scaling up the hydrogen value chain, Chang outlined strategic joint actions at the Summit, including implementing financial incentives, boosting economic benefits, and strengthening global trade partnerships to drive hydrogen demand. The Roundtable, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Brazil, aimed to accelerate the global hydrogen industry's development by aligning public and private efforts. As a Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, Chang led discussions on the pivotal moment in transitioning to a hydrogen society and highlighted the need for standardization to propel the hydrogen sector forward. The Roundtable, organized in collaboration with the International Hydrogen Trade Forum, Hydrogen Council, and United Nations Industrial Development Organization, served as a platform for industry leaders to drive the adoption of hydrogen-powered societies and foster global partnerships. Hyundai Motor Group's presence at the Summit demonstrates its leadership in advancing hydrogen technology and driving sustainable innovation on a global scale.