“…[5] Ammonia-borane (NH 3 BH 3 ,A B) is considered as one of the most outstanding candidates for the chemical H 2 storage and production because of its high hydrogen content, non-toxicity,a nd superior stability in aqueous solutions. [5a, 6] So far, many supported metallic catalysts over various substrates,s uch as carbon materials, [7] metal oxides, [8] mesoporous silica [9] and porous metal-organic frameworks/cages, [6a,b, 10] have been employed for the H 2 generation from AB hydrolysis reac-tions;b ut these catalysts are usually subjected to poor longterm and cycling stability.Onthe other hand, the production of aromatic amines via the hydrogenation of nitroarenes is apopular and important industrial process,because the target amine products are widely used as raw materials or/and intermediates for manufacturing diverse value-added fine chemicals. [2d,11] Recently,atandem route that couples the hydrolysis of AB with hydrogenation of nitro compounds is regarded as an efficient strategy to significantly boost the productivity of the reduction process.…”