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     Press Release
                 How the Space Industry Can Help Future-Proof Life on Earth –
                           International Experts Gather in Dubai to Discuss
                  SATExpo Summit 2025 welcomes 40 global thought leaders to decode the
                                          next frontier of space technology
               UAE, May 11, 2025: Decision makers and policy pioneers from the space sector will gather
               in Dubai to discuss trends and challenges in the new space economy at SATExpo Middle East
               2025, which takes place  from  May 13 to 15, 2025, at the Dubai World Trade Centre
               (DWTC).
               The two-day event’s summit will look at how satellites can transform life on earth, with
               topics including ‘Space Technology Adoption in Emerging Markets,’ ‘The Road to In-Orbit
               Sustainability,’ ‘AI’s Role in Transforming the Use of Satellite Data,’ and more.
               With the satellite sector booming - projected to grow at 16.1% annually - the Summit’s
               expert-led sessions will tackle urgent questions: How can space tech combat climate crises?
               Where does AI intersect with orbital infrastructure? And who’s redefining connectivity beyond
               terrestrial limits?
               Futureproofing from orbit – a critical mission
               From LEO revolutions to AI-driven satellite data, the summit’s speaker roster reads like a
               who’s-who of innovators and forward-thinkers within this rapidly growing industry.
               Highlights include  an opening address by  Amer AlSayegh, Assistant Director General for
               Aerospace Engineering Sector at Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC); Rivada
               Space  Networks unveiling Outernet, a game-changer in secure global connectivity;
               SpaceData merging AI, digital twins, and pharmaceutical research in zero gravity, plus
               Astroscale Japan Inc., Es’hailSat, Axiom Space, Neo Space Group, and 30+ more pioneers
               dissecting the $22.5B+ satellite economy.
     	
