Lomé, the capital of Togo, is set to host the inaugural Space Forum Africa from April 7 to 9, 2025. This international event, organized by African Geospace in collaboration with TRL Space, will center on fostering cooperation in the field of space.
Key topics for discussion will include climate management, innovative agricultural practices, disaster risk reduction, and the enhancement of public policies through the application of space technologies. The forum will convene a diverse group of stakeholders, including policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, donors, and investors, with the goal of positioning Africa as a significant contributor to global space governance.
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Additionally, the forum seeks to establish a robust partnership between African nations and international entities, aimed at developing a sovereign and sustainable space industry.
According to Richard Folly, the founder of African Geospace, space represents a vital avenue for the development of African economies. Therefore, hosting this forum in Lomé is seen as a strategic opportunity for the nation, particularly in advancing technological innovation.
