Dawn of new space age: Abu Dhabi is the destination for experts exploring uncharted territory

The Abu Dhabi Space Debate, scheduled for early next month, will define the “dawn of a new space age”.

This space sector November 18 witnessed multilateral cooperation among 70 countries. In this multi-level cooperation, private enterprises play an important role. space program.

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Therefore, according to Sarah Al Amiri, UAE Minister of Public Education and Advanced Technology and Chairman of the UAE Space Agency, it is important to mitigate the challenges that exist today. This includes the democratization of space and its assets, and the undermining of multilateralism by vested nationalist interests.

Experts and space sector leaders are expected to gather next month as the global economy and space sector face the challenges of new realities and the Abu Dhabi space debate urges to define the dawn of a new space age.

According to the official note, on the sidelines of Global Media CongressIn Abu Dhabi, Sarah Al Amiri, chairperson of the UAE Space Agency, said that from the world’s two space-capable players, the Americans and the Soviet Union, in the 1960s to now 70 countries with space programs, private players are playing a role Act as satellite funder, launch provider and space station builder.

According to her, the challenges faced are all interconnected and in many cases internally supported space legislation dating back to the 60s.

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A conference will be held ahead of COP28 that will focus on the role of space systems in sustainability and examine the role of alliances such as the Artemis agreement. The debate on 5-6 December 2022 will be held under the patronage of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and organized by the UAE Space Agency.As reported earlier by the prime minister narendra modi Will speak at the virtual meeting. UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Israeli President Isaac Herzog will be present in person. There will be approximately 300 delegates from approximately 45 countries and representatives from 35 space agencies and commands.