Jordan is actively pursuing the development of green hydrogen as a key component of its transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy. The Cabinet's approval of a comprehensive framework signals the country's commitment to accelerating green hydrogen projects, with a focus on becoming a regional hub for production. The strategy, led by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, highlights Jordan's natural advantages such as abundant solar and wind resources, alongside regulatory incentives that make the country appealing for investment in the green hydrogen sector. In particular, infrastructure developments in Aqaba will support the production of green hydrogen, with plans for desalination units, green ammonia storage, and export terminals. To attract investors, the government is offering incentives under existing legislation and has established a clear contractual process to guide interested parties through the investment journey. Furthermore, the formation of a national green hydrogen committee underscores the importance of stakeholder collaboration in implementing the strategy and aligning it with broader national goals. Recent agreements with companies like Jordan's Philadelphia Solar and Germany's Enertrag for feasibility studies demonstrate tangible progress towards establishing Jordan as a regional leader in green hydrogen production.