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The NewSpace Africa Conference is Africa’s leading business and policy event for space and satellite innovation, technology and advancement, that gathers decision-makers, industry leaders, policymakers, investors, and innovators in Africa and abroad, shaping the future of the industry, for intense discussions, agenda-setting, showcases, collaborations and partnerships, and business strategy development.
Connect with Africa's top space decision-makers, global satellite leaders, policymakers, and investors.
Experience Africa’s cutting-edge space solutions, from satellite connectivity and EO to component manufacturing and frontier technologies.
Hear from visionaries, CEOs, heads of agencies, and global experts, with actionable insights on the growing African space economy.
The African space economy is projected to grow to USD 22.64 billion by 2026. Get the data, policy shifts and investment trends behind that growth in one report.
Meet the decision-makers, innovators, and institutions moving the continent’s space and satellite ecosystem forward.
Enjoy a seamless full-access virtual conference experience as well as B2C/B2B virtual matchmaking and recordings.
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"This is the 3rd year that we have been here. We’ve been amazed by how much the conference has grown, how much interest has grown in Africa and how many international partners have come down here to see what is happening. We have NASA and ESA here. It has been a great conference so far. Congratulations on such a great show."
"The US is excited to be participating in this conference. It is our biggest US delegation yet to this conference. This is a testament to how much potential for growth we see here and how important it is for us to strengthen our space relationship with Africa across all sectors."
"INACOMS objective at the conference in 2024 was to increase interactivity with the space market that is emerging in Africa, and of course, I think we achieved part of our objectives – how INACOM can intervene in the space market in terms of regulation."
