Tunis Signs Southern Hydrogen Accord
Tunisia, Algeria, Italy, Austria, and Germany signed the "Algerian Ministerial Declaration" concerning the SouthH2 project (Southern Hydrogen Corridor), following a ministerial meeting in Algeria in collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). The project aims to develop an regional system for transporting green hydrogen to enhance energy security and capitalize on the region’s potential in this field. The Tunisian minister emphasized that the project focuses on promoting investment in renewable energy sources, particularly green hydrogen. It is part of a strategy to address climate change challenges and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the importance of Tunisia’s geographical location and its role as a key partner in developing this sector.
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