SATExpo 2025 Debuts in Dubai to Shape the Global Space Economy
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SATExpo 2025 Debuts in Dubai to Shape the Global Space Economy

SATExpo 2025, under the patronage of the UAE Space Agency, will debut from May 13-15 at DWTC, spotlighting satellite and space innovations. Co-located with CABSAT, the region’s premier media and satellite event, SATExpo aims to be a global hub for collaboration and technology advancement.

The event will bring together 100+ exhibitors and 8,000+ professionals, covering next-gen satellite systems, space exploration, and connectivity solutions. The UAE’s National Space Strategy 2030 aims to drive sustainable growth in the space sector, aligning with a global satellite market projected to reach $35.95 billion by 2030.

Alex Nicholl, VP, New Industries, DWTC, said, “SATExpo debuts as a premier global platform showcasing advanced satellite solutions, from remote sensing to AI-powered analytics. We are honoured to have the UAE Space Agency as our patron, reinforcing our commitment to fostering a robust satellite ecosystem.”

Major exhibitors include AsiaSat, Eutelsat, Intelsat, Kratos, Neo Space, and Nilesat, among others. SATExpo will feature a buyers’ programme, startup innovation hub, conferences, and strategic networking, further positioning the UAE as a leader in satellite technology and innovation.
                                                                                                                         

SATExpo 2025, under the patronage of the UAE Space Agency, will debut from May 13-15 at DWTC, spotlighting satellite and space innovations. Co-located with CABSAT, the region’s premier media and satellite event, SATExpo aims to be a global hub for collaboration and technology advancement.The event will bring together 100+ exhibitors and 8,000+ professionals, covering next-gen satellite systems, space exploration, and connectivity solutions. The UAE’s National Space Strategy 2030 aims to drive sustainable growth in the space sector, aligning with a global satellite market projected to reach $35.95 billion by 2030.Alex Nicholl, VP, New Industries, DWTC, said, “SATExpo debuts as a premier global platform showcasing advanced satellite solutions, from remote sensing to AI-powered analytics. We are honoured to have the UAE Space Agency as our patron, reinforcing our commitment to fostering a robust satellite ecosystem.”Major exhibitors include AsiaSat, Eutelsat, Intelsat, Kratos, Neo Space, and Nilesat, among others. SATExpo will feature a buyers’ programme, startup innovation hub, conferences, and strategic networking, further positioning the UAE as a leader in satellite technology and innovation.                                                                                                                         

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