“From Space Race to International
Collaboration in Orbits - A Future for All”
The summit will aim to address challenges related to space risk, orbital congestion,
space traffic coordination, environmental challenges in orbit, economic and social
consequences of commercial space, industry strong return to manned missions, AI & Space,
and what’s next for coming generations' space dream.
Track A: Orbital Safety, Liability & Sustainability Governance
This track brings together policymakers,
operators, insurers, and technical experts to address the rapidly evolving
challenges of orbital safety and long‑term sustainability. Discussions will explore
liability frameworks, space‑traffic coordination, debris mitigation standards, and
the governance models needed to ensure responsible behavior in increasingly
congested orbital environments. Participants will examine emerging regulatory
approaches, cross‑border cooperation mechanisms, and the role of industry in shaping
a secure and sustainable space ecosystem.
Track B: Future In‑Space Infrastructure and Services: From GEO to
LEO
As commercial and governmental ambitions
expand, the demand for resilient in‑space infrastructure is accelerating. This track
focuses on the architectures, technologies, and service models that will define the
next generation of orbital capabilities — from LEO megaconstellations and GEO
platforms to cislunar logistics. Sessions will highlight advances in on‑orbit
servicing, manufacturing, refueling, communications, and power systems, while
exploring how these capabilities will enable new markets, enhance mission
flexibility, and support long‑term human and robotic presence in space.
Track C: Human Spaceflights & Space Exploration
Human spaceflight is entering a
transformative phase, driven by international collaboration, commercial innovation,
and renewed exploration goals. This track examines the future of crewed missions —
from low‑Earth orbit operations and commercial space stations to lunar surface
activities and deep‑space expeditions. Experts will discuss astronaut health and
safety, mission architectures, life‑support technologies, and the scientific and
economic drivers shaping humanity’s expansion into the solar system. The track also
considers how global partnerships can accelerate progress and broaden access to
human spaceflight.
