Jabri's recent appointment to the Africa team of the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions team marks a strategic move towards promoting green hydrogen and enhancing youth engagement in climate action on the continent. With a rich background that includes previous roles at the UNFCCC Secretariat, UNEP, Red Cross Kenya, and Crevit Mulier, as well as volunteer work at Greenpeace Africa and the Kenya Environmental Action Network, Jabri brings a wealth of experience to his new position. His expertise in climate and energy law further strengthens his capacity to drive sustainable initiatives in Africa. One of his key responsibilities is to localize and advance the global efforts of the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions team within the African context. In particular, Jabri is instrumental in the continued development and success of the Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance (AGHA), a significant initiative focusing on promoting green hydrogen as a clean energy source in Africa. Additionally, his dedication to youth engagement is evident through his successful delivery of the Youth Pavilion at COP27, which underscores his commitment to involving young people in climate action. Jabri's appointment signifies a positive step towards advancing green technologies and engaging the youth in shaping a sustainable future for Africa.