In the desolate Dorob National Park in Namibia, the Daures Green Hydrogen Village project is underway, focusing on producing green hydrogen and ammonia using renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. The project, situated in the Erongo region, aims to develop a green hydrogen industrial complex on 300 hectares of land. Infrastructure such as solar panels, wind turbines, and greenhouses have been set up, showcasing significant progress in the project's initial phases. The ultimate goal is to create Africa's first green hydrogen village, exporting green ammonia and fostering a green circular economy. Local community engagement is key, with over 200 Namibians employed and collaboration with traditional authorities and conservancies. The project has garnered investments of 12.2 million euros, with plans for further expansion to increase production capacity. With a positive outlook on delivering green ammonia competitively in international markets, the project signifies a step towards sustainable industrial development and economic growth in Namibia.