Egypt is making significant strides in renewable energy and economic development with the approval of two major solar projects in Minya and Wahat. The government's 2040 energy strategy includes these projects to enhance renewable energy capacity and decrease dependence on fossil fuels. Additionally, the establishment of the Jarjoub special economic zone and investments in the SCZone reflect Egypt's commitment to economic growth initiatives. The cabinet's decisions to support smart card companies and authorize legislation for the Ro-Ro terminal superstructure at Sokhna Port further demonstrate efforts to modernize infrastructure and enhance trade efficiency. With a focus on green energy, the SCZone is poised to become a hub for green fuels by signing agreements for green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol projects. The expansion of Ain Sokhna Port is set to elevate it to one of the largest ports on the Red Sea, enhancing its role in regional and global trade. Egypt's target to add 12 gigawatts of new renewable energy capacity by 2026 highlights the country's commitment to sustainability and environmental initiatives through partnerships and strategic projects.