ASEICC 2026 is convened as a strategic continental platform to harness Africa’s growing Space economy for sustainable development, innovation, trade, investment, and international collaboration. The conference fosters engagement among African and global stakeholders to advance Space science, satellite applications, communication technologies, and policy frameworks that support economic transformation. The event plays a pivotal role in positioning Africa within the rapidly expanding global space economy. “This is one of the rare gatherings where nearly all African Space agency leadership is present under one roof.” READ MORE REGISTER
Honourable Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology (Nigeria)
Director General - National Space Research And Development Agency - NASRDA
President of the African Space Council
(African Space Agency - AfSA)
Former Director General
Egyptian Space Agency (EGSA), Professor at American University Cairo Egypt
Director General / CEO
South African National Space Agency (SANSA)
Director General / CEO
Egyptian Space Agency (EGSA)
Director General / CEO
Kenya Space Agency (KSA)
Director General / CEO
Senegalese Space Agency (ASES)
The first General Manager
Angola’s National Space Program Management Office (GGPEN)
President
Portugese Space Agency
(Portugal Space)
Director General / CEO
UAE Space Agency (UAESA)
President
Italian Space Agency (ASI)
Director General
Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Center (MBRSC), UAE
President
Brazilian Space Agency (AEB)
Director
Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute (GSSTI)
Chief Executive Officer
SATLANTIS (Spain)
General Manager
GalaxySpace International Business Development
Co-Founder and Managing Director
Astos Solutions GmbH, Germany
CEO and Chief Architect.
Ant Lunar Mining Corporation LLC
CEO / Founder
Space Kidz India
Delegates
Exhibitors
Speakers
Space Agency DGs
Learn how Africa is positioning itself in the $500B+ global space economy.
Meet policymakers, scientists, investors, entrepreneurs, and innovators shaping the future of space and communications.
Connect with venture capitalists, government agencies, and development partners funding space and ICT projects.
Understand how space policies, regulations, and partnerships affect business, innovation, and economic growth in Africa.
Learn how space technology can strengthen connectivity, broadband, and communication infrastructure across Africa.
Gain knowledge, training, and mentorship opportunities for researchers, students, and professionals entering the space economy.
Build cross-border collaborations between governments, universities, research institutions, and private companies.
Be part of the conversation defining Africa’s role in the global space and innovation ecosystem.
See how African innovators are using space-tech to solve local challenges in agriculture, climate, education, and security.
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