IAC 2026 - Advancing International Cooperation for a Future with More Space - Space in Africa
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At the 77th International Space Congress (IAC2026) held in Antalya, Turkey ranked first among countries in terms of the number of accepted papers. Associate Professor Cüneyt Dirican from Istanbul Arel University, who participated in the congress, assessed Turkey's potential in the space field and highlighted the importance of qualified workforce, ethics, and international cooperation in the future space economy.
ÇAKÜ's project was among the 674 studies accepted at the 77th International Space Congress held in Antalya from October 5-9. Prepared under the supervision of Dr. Seda Şahin, the project aims to develop solutions for airspace security through artificial intelligence-supported risk assessment.
IAC 2026 - Advancing International Cooperation for a Future with More Space - Space in Africa
The global space community gathered in Antalya, Türkiye, for the 77th International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2026), held from 5 to […] The post IAC 2026 – Advancing International Cooperation for a Future with More Space appeared first on Space in Africa.
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