The rapid expansion of space activities by both governmental and private actors has transformed outer space into a critical domain for scientific advancement, economic development, national security, and global cooperation. As emerging technologies, commercial space ventures, satellite constellations, and lunar exploration redefine the space landscape, there is an urgent need for robust legal and regulatory frameworks that ensure responsible, sustainable, and peaceful use of outer space. This National Conference seeks to provide an interdisciplinary platform for academicians, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, scientists, and students to deliberate on the evolving legal dimensions of space governance, sustainability, and international cooperation. The conference aims to foster meaningful discussions on contemporary challenges and emerging opportunities in international space law while promoting collaborative solutions for the future of global space governance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Students and early career researcher: Law students and researchers interested in space law, policy and governance
- Academia: Academicians and faculty members engaged in teaching and research in international law, space law and related disciplines.
- Legal Professionals: Corporate lawyers and practicing advocates working in the area of commercial, regulatory and international law.
- Government officials: Policy makers and government officials involved in space law, space policy, regulation and international cooperation.
- Industry professionals: Delegates and professionals from the space start-ups, space technology and other allied relevant industries.
CONFERENCE OUTCOMES
- Comprehensive understanding of the evolving international legal frameworks
- Insights into balancing commercial innovation with sustainability and ethical responsibility
- Policy recommendations for strengthening international and multilateral corporations
- Enhanced awareness in space law and governance
- Academic and institutional collaborations for the future research and capacity building in space law education.