The Saudi Space Agency will host the second International Space Debris Conference in Riyadh on 26–27 January, 2026. This significant event aims to enhance the Kingdom’s leadership in global initiatives focused on the sustainability of the space sector.
The conference will foster international dialogue among experts and stakeholders, as participants will develop joint policies to mitigate the growing impact of space debris. Furthermore, the event will promote global cooperation on sustainable solutions and innovative technologies, as it will also support strategies for the long-term sustainability of the space environment.
Registration and Competition Details
The Saudi Space Agency invites interested participants to register here, as the agency also announced the launch of the global DebriSolver Competition, which will take place during the conference. This competition seeks innovative solutions to address the challenges posed by space debris, focusing also on technical, regulatory, economic, and social aspects.
The registration deadline for the DebriSolver Competition is 30 August as participants can submit their applications here.
The first edition of this conference, held in Riyadh in 2024, attracted participants from over 50 countries, which included representatives from international organizations and global companies. The event concluded with recommendations aimed at raising awareness about the importance of managing space debris effectively.
By hosting this conference, Saudi Arabia continues to position itself as a leader in addressing critical challenges in the space sector.
