Africa | North Africa programmes

Developing clean industry across the region

Bringing together industry, investment and policy makers to identify and lift barriers to accelerate clean industrial projects towards final investment decisions and operational production.

The Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) is a global multi-stakeholder platform, managed by Mission Possible Partnership, to fast-track decarbonisation in energy-intensive industry and transport sectors. The ITA works in partnership with key players in its programmes in the MENA region, including Egypt.

Egypt | ITA | overview

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The ITA’s programme in Egypt, alongside programmes in the UAE and Bahrain is fast-tracking clean industrial growth in the MENA region.

Through a partnership with Egypt’s Industrial Modernisation Centre (IMC), the ITA supports the development of green industrial projects in sectors such as steel, cement, aluminium, chemicals, aviation, and shipping.

Visit Global Project Tracker | Discover clean industrial progress in Global Project Tracker which maps global announcements, final investment decisions and operational status of net-zero-aligned industrial projects, across critical industrial sectors.

Visit Bright Spots | Explore case studies from the Build Clean Now campaign. Discover how live projects achieved FID and how others are progressing across the pipeline from announced to operational.

North Africa programmes | further reading

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