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Executive Summary: The inaugural Landstronaut Satellite Conference 2025 will be a landmark event hosted in Accra, Ghana, focused on the latest advancements in satellite technology, space exploration, and communication systems. As the African space sector rapidly grows, this conference is designed to position Ghana at the forefront of this emerging industry, fostering partnerships and stimulating economic growth. The event will be a joint venture with a US-based commercial space corporation, Landstronaut, which will help secure US-based sponsorships, partnerships, keynote speakers, and entertainment. This collaboration ensures a high level of professionalism and support for the event's success.
 
Conference Overview:

• Date: March 24-26, 2025

• Location: Accra, Ghana  (Labadi Beach Hotel)

• Expected Attendance: 500+ participants, including local and international business leaders, policymakers, academics, and entrepreneurs.

• Key Stakeholders:

  • Government officials from Ghana and invited partner nations

  • Satellite industry companies and space technology firms

  • Academia, universities, research institutions

  • Small businesses affiliated with the satellite industry

  • Media, investors, and international space agencies
     

Global and Regional Business Case

1. Global Satellite Market: Projected to reach $308 billion by 2027, driven by increasing demand for communication, remote sensing, and navigation technologies.

2. Africa’s Satellite Industry:

   • Growing at an annual rate of 15% between 2025–2030.

   • Current African investments in space programs are valued at $20 billion, with significant opportunities for expansion.

3. Ghana’s Strategic Role:

   • Positioned as a regional leader in space and satellite technology.

   • Current investments include ground station development, data centers, and research institutions.

   • Gateway to West Africa’s emerging markets.
      

Key Themes of the Conference:

1. Satellite Communication and Networking

2. Space Architecture and Infrastructure Development

3. Remote Sensing Technology for Sustainable Development

4. African Space Innovation and Global Partnerships
    

Target Attendees:

• Satellite Industry Companies in Ghana: Notable organizations such as Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute (GSSTI) and Ghana Communications Technology Limited (GCTV) along with their regional and international partners.

• Local Businesses & SMEs: Focus on those in telecommunications, tech, manufacturing, and energy sectors connected to the satellite industry.

• Academia & Universities: Institutions like University of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), and local and pan-African research institutions involved in space technology and innovation.

• International Industry Leaders: Satellite professionals and tech giants from India, China, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and the United States.
  
   

Economic Impact and Growth:

• Ghana’s Satellite Growth

• Potential to add €400 million to GDP by 2030 through space-driven innovation and investment.

• SME and Academia Inclusion

• Local SMEs, startups, and universities (e.g., University of Ghana and KNUST) to benefit.

• Job Creation

• Projected creation of 5,000+ jobs in satellite communications, data analysis, and R&D.

• Targeted Attendees

• 500+ participants, including: Government officials and policymakers, international investors and satellite industry leaders.

• Target Partner Nations

• U.S., U.K., UAE, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Japan, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Egypt.
   

Ghana’s Satellite Industry: The satellite sector is expected to grow by approximately $1.2 billion to Ghana’s GDP by 2030, driven by demand for satellite communication, remote sensing, and space exploration technologies.

​Post-Event Economic Boost:

• Direct Revenue: From ticket sales, sponsorships, and local business engagements.

• Investment Opportunities: Long-term partnerships will attract international investment, particularly in infrastructure projects related to satellite and telecommunications.

• Job Creation: The event will create jobs in R&D, tech development, manufacturing, and event-related sectors, contributing to sustainable economic growth.