Space
Earth observation, satellite communications, agency partnerships, infrastructure, and market access.
Beyond Boundaries 2026 convenes policymakers, diplomats, investors, industry executives, entrepreneurs, researchers, and diaspora leaders to advance practical partnerships across space, energy, aviation, technology, and strategic infrastructure.
The forum is designed around credible market intelligence, high-value relationships, and concrete pathways from policy conversations to commercial outcomes.
Director General
National Office for Space Management (GGPEN)
Republic of Angola
Featured speaker at Beyond Boundaries 2025
Each discussion connects policy, finance, institutional capacity, and real market opportunity.
Earth observation, satellite communications, agency partnerships, infrastructure, and market access.
Energy security, transition, industrial capacity, critical minerals, and project finance.
Connectivity, logistics, aerospace workforce, route development, and regional integration.
Digital infrastructure, data centers, AI applications, cloud systems, and workforce development.
Government-to-business engagement, strategic partnerships, investment facilitation, and diaspora bridges.
Additional speakers and institutional partners will be announced as confirmations are finalized.
Michelle Herman examines long-range developments in space policy, governance, technology, and international cooperation. At Beyond Boundaries 2026, she will bring foresight on the African Space Agency and the future of Africa’s space ecosystem.
Read Michelle’s paper →Nneka S. Achapu is a public affairs strategist and commercial diplomacy leader advancing U.S.–Africa partnerships across space, aviation, technology, investment, and public policy. She is the convener of Beyond Boundaries 2026.
Michelle Herman’s new paper explores the African Space Agency’s possible role through 2040 and examines how governance, technology, sovereignty, and resource choices could shape the continent’s space future.
Read the PaperThe paper uses five scenarios to assess how the African Space Agency may evolve as national programs, continental coordination, technology, financing, and sovereignty considerations interact.
Open on Aerospace CSPS →Beyond Boundaries has become a trusted platform connecting U.S. government leaders, African policymakers, diplomats, commercial space executives, investors, researchers, and innovators. These moments from previous forums reflect the relationships and dialogue that continue to shape the 2026 program.
Program and speaker details remain subject to confirmation.
Opening remarks from the conveners and institutional partners.
Commercial access, satellite applications, agency priorities, infrastructure, and U.S.–Africa collaboration.
A combined technology and financing panel covering development finance, investment, data centers, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, connectivity, digital sovereignty, and bankable technology projects.
Energy systems, industrial capacity, critical minerals, trade corridors, logistics, aerospace workforce, and regional competitiveness.
Government-to-business partnerships, investment facilitation, diaspora bridges, and continued conversations with policymakers, diplomats, investors, and industry leaders.
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