Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, February 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The inaugural conference on space debris recently began in Riyadh, with a primary focus on securing the future growth of the global space economy. Organized by the Saudi Space Agency (SSA) and the Communications Space and Technology Commission in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UN-OAS), the event gathered more than 400 experts, 70 speakers, and various industry leaders from around the world.
The primary objective of the conference is to encourage dialogue on space debris, underscoring Saudi Arabia’s commitment to space protection, collaboration, and knowledge exchange. The conference program, which spans over two days, includes numerous sessions on legislation, future trends, risk mitigation, and space governance, as well as discussions on initiatives to remove space debris, improve orbital security, and shape the future of space governance. The event also hosts an exhibition showcasing space technologies from local and international companies, aiming to raise awareness and encourage collaboration to address the challenges posed by space debris.
Engineer Abdullah bin Amer Al-Swaha, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Space Agency, emphasized the urgency of combating the issue of space debris, especially in the wake of increasing space activities. He highlighted the conference’s instrumental role in fostering global cooperation and innovative solutions. Additionally, Mr. Mohammed bin Saud Altamimi, the CEO of the Saudi Space Agency, underscored Saudi Arabia’s commitment to sustainable development and innovation in space, including its leadership in the initiative G20 leaders for the space economy.
The conference is a central platform for global cooperation and innovation in combating space debris, thus reflecting Saudi Arabia’s commitment to space protection, sustainable development, and collaboration in the global space economy. For more information, visit https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2337980/Space_Debris_Conference.jpg.
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