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One of the most senior figures serving on the UN’s Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space will headline the Australian Space Summit 2025.
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Dr Ulpia-Elena Botezatu is the chair of the influential Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, which aims to foster collaboration between nations and consider legal issues arising from space exploration.
As a space policy officer at the Romanian Space Agency, she also represents her country in the European Space Agency and NATO’s Science and Technology Organisation.
Botezatu joins a line-up of global industry figures, including former prime minister Scott Morrison; NASA’s chief technologist A.C. Charania; and Ted Mercer, CEO of the Virginia Spaceport Authority.
The fourth annual Australian Space Summit & Exhibition 2025 unites the sector’s most influential decision makers to present a dynamic forum of unmatched insights.
The summit will take place over two transformative days on 27 and 28 May at the ICC, Sydney. Click here to buy tickets.
In her exclusive virtual address, Botezatu will draw on her extensive experience to explore international collaboration and space governance in the context of emerging technologies and the current geopolitical landscape.
The summit’s attendees can expect to hear how the international community is navigating shared challenges in space and how Australia can establish its voice as a global space leader.
The Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the UN’s Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space meets every year for two weeks.
There, senior figures discuss topics such as space weather, near-Earth objects, and the use of space technology in disaster management.
To hear from Dr Ulpia-Elena Botezatu on international collaboration and space governance, come along to the Australian Space Summit & Exhibition. Click here to buy tickets.
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