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Saudi Is Launching Its Very Own Space Futures Center!
The World Economic Forum has entered into a partnership with the Saudi Space Agency to establish a Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) focused on space initiatives.
This collaborative effort aims to drive advancements in space technology and sustainability on both local and global scales.
Scheduled to commence operations in Autumn 2024, the Center for Space Futures will serve as a platform for fostering public-private dialogues regarding space collaboration. It will draw upon the best practices from the Forum and its global communities to propel progress within the international space sector.
This is a significant milestone for Saudi and space exploration
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The CEO of the Saudi Space Agency expressed the Center’s commitment to its cause
Dr. Mohammed Altamimi, CEO of the Saudi Space Agency, underscores the Center’s commitment to cultivating a thriving and sustainable space economy worldwide. Through the development of guiding principles, knowledge dissemination, and strategic partnerships, the aim is to harness the vast potential of space exploration responsibly.
Climate monitoring and enhanced connectivity were emphasized at the World Economic Forum
Jeremy Jurgens, Managing Director of the World Economic Forum, emphasizes the critical role of the global space sector in addressing pressing challenges such as climate monitoring and enhanced connectivity.
The establishment of the Center for Space Futures within the C4IR Network underscores the Forum’s dedication to addressing key areas including space technology innovation, regulatory frameworks, and environmental sustainability through collaborative, multi stakeholder efforts.
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