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Satelite Dish

Landstronaut®

GLOBAL 
SATELLITE CONFERENCE

Hybrid Virtual and In-Person

Satellite Innovation

Space Architecture Futurism and Artificial Intelligence 

Sponsored by Landstronaut and the Ministry of Environment Science & Technology of Ghana

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Chambers of Commerce

Space Policy
Academia/Education
Aerospace Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Associations & Non-profits

Government Support

Cyber Security
Data Services
Engineering Services
Mineral Resourcing for Space
Information Technology
Remote Sensing

Weather 

Predictive Analytics
Research & Development
Satellite Systems
Space Services
Space Construction
Spaceports & Infrastructure
Transportation 

Data

Communications Computing

Space Satellite Connectivity
Space Services
Space Construction
Spaceports & Infrastructure
Transportation & Logistics

SPEAKERS
Meet the founding members of: Global Space League™

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Nana Ama Browne Klutse

University of Ghana - Remote Sensing

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LISA THELANDSTRONAUT

International Space League™

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IN-PERSON KEYNOTE

Former NASA and Air Force program manager for rocket propulsion systems and satellite technologies- United States
LinkedIn (Host)
LisaTheLandstronaut.com
Biography
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Timothy Ashong

Director of RASCOM

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IN-PERSON KEYNOTE

Satellite Communications & Networking- Ghana
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Petr Bohacek 

Space Policy Leader

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IN-PERSON
Founder - Czech
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Edmund Fianko

National Communications Authority

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IN-PERSON
Deputy Director of Engineering - Ghana
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Ernest Teye Matey

Ghana's First Satellite: GhanaSat-1

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IN-PERSON
Outreach - Space Systems Tech. - Ghana Laboratory
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Ghana Space Science Technology Institute

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IN-PERSON
Director - Ghana
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Kofi Asare

Ghana Space Science & Technology Institute

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Meteorologist- Ghana
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Jake Yawson

X-Space Solutions

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IN-PERSON

 X-Space Solutions
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Dr. Emmanuel Proven Adzri

Ghana Radio Astronomy Observatory

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Senior Lecturer
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Ama Serwaa Yeboah

Ghana Radio Astronomy Observatory

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IN-PERSON

Expert in Aerodynamics
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Komlan Richard Folly

African Geospace 

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IN-PERSON
Founder - Togo

Karlton D.  Johnson

National Space Society

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VIRTUAL KEYNOTE
Chief Executive Officer of National Space Society- United States
LinkedIn
Biography
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Isaac "Gathu" Macharia

Mars Society Kenya

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VIRTUAL
Founder- Kenya
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Stephen McCall

Founding Partner Cislunar International

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VIRTUAL
Co-Founding Partner - Spain
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Rick Tumlinson

Space Frontier Foundation

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VIRTUAL
Founder - United States
Learn More
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Prudence Ayivi

Sirius Space Association

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VIRTUAL
Founder - Benin
Bio Coming Soon
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Trevor Hehn

Hehn Law

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VIRTUAL
Founder -  United States
International Space Partnerships 
Bio Coming Soon
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Alvaro Andres Erices Bravo

International Institute of Space Law

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VIRTUAL
Space Law - Argentina
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Ilia-Daniel Gashinbaki

Africa Space Foundation

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VIRTUAL
Executive Director - Nigeria
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Carl Salmon

Patent Engineer 

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Multi Product Engineer - United States 
Bio Coming Soon
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Alma Okpalefe

World Space Week Association

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VIRTUAL
Executive Director - Nigeria
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Harouna Cherif

Business Solutions

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VIRTUAL
Business Partnerships - United Kingdom
Bio coming soon
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George V. Leaua

Elliott School of International Affairs

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VIRTUAL
Space Policy - United States
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Tamara Bond-Williams

Space & Satellite Prof. International

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Executive Director - United States
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David Meek Jah

DEMI Tech Global

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Zen (Chong Zhi) Chen 

Hover x Space: Quantum AI

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VIRTUAL
Founder - Singapore
Linkedin

Virtual Topic: Quantum programmable AI (Insitu communication optimism for Moon to Mars connectivity)
 
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Usmanu Danfodiyo University

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Vice-Chair -  ITU-R Satellite Study Group 4 (SG4)
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Space Generation Advisory Council

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Infrastructure Investor - France
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ARINC Instruments

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VIRTUAL
Infrastructure Investor - France
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CEO of Malakana Enterprises

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VIRTUAL
CEO Malakana Enterprises:           
Business Mentor

AGENDA

Networking Area

0830 - 0900 GMT

Registration  & Coffee Networking

Attendees  networking environment.

Early bird networking with sponsors and VIPs. 

In person and virtual Hosted by Ghana Ministries

Main Stage

0900 - 0930 GMT

Welcome Address

Opening remarks from the conference organizers, overview of the goals, and the future impact of satellite communications on global markets.

Lisa TheLandstronaut

Main Stage

0930 - 1030 GMT

Keynote: International Space Policy- Advancing Satellite Innovation & Space Architecture for Global Economic Development

Satellite Innovation as the Keystone of Extraterrestrial Infrastructure: Legal, Technological, and Economic Imperatives for Space Civilization

In-Person Keynote: Professor Nana Ama Browne Klutse

Main Stage

1100 - 1200 GMT

Satellite Innovation at a granular level

Satellite Innovation for Unconventional Studies of Quantum Atomics in Environmental Sustainability, Space Architecture, and Lunar Communication

In-Person: Joseph Bremang Tandoh

1200 - 1300 GMT

Cafeteria

LUNCH AND NETWORKING

Main Stage

1400 - 1500 GMT

Working Group Session

Round table discussions on topics discussed 

Ministry of Environment Science and Technology

Cafeteria

1300 - 1400 GMT

LUNCH BREAK

END OF DAY 1 IN-PERSON SESSION

Main Stage

1500 - 1600 GMT

Satellite Innovation technology and science behind living in space

Satellite Innovation as the Keystone of Extraterrestrial Infrastructure: Legal, Technological, and Economic Imperatives for Space Civilization

In-Person: Lisa TheLandstronaut

Start of Virtual Session

SPACE LAW

1130 - 1230  EST 

1530 - 1630 GMT

Main Stage 

"Africa in Space - Satellites - the First Step to a Giant Leap"

Purpose: The initial conversation before implementation

Virtual: Rick Tumlinson

SPACE LAW

1230 - 1330  EST 

1630 - 1730 GMT

Main Stage

Satellite Innovation & Space Law: Building a Legal Framework for a World and Galactic Economy by 2030

Introduction: The Intersection of Satellite Innovation & Space Law

Virtual: Trevor Hehn

Main Stage 

Satellite Innovation & Space Law: Building a Legal Framework for a World and Galactic Economy by 2030

Why Space Law Matters for Satellite Innovation – Ensuring stability, security, and economic viability.

Alma Okpalefe

1500 - 1600 GMT

Satellite Innovation technology and science behind living in space

Satellite Innovation as the Keystone of Extraterrestrial Infrastructure: Legal, Technological, and Economic Imperatives for Space Civilization

In-Person: Lisa TheLandstronaut

SPACE LAW

1330 - 1430  EST 

1730 - 1830 GMT

Main Stage

Satellite Innovation & Space Law: Building a Legal Framework for a World and Galactic Economy by 2030

Why Space Law Matters for Satellite Innovation – Ensuring stability, security, and economic viability.

Virtual: Alma Okpalefe

SPACE POLICY

1430 - 1500  EST 

1830 - 1930 GMT

Main Stage

Satellite Innovation & Space Law: Building a Legal Framework for a World and Galactic Economy by 2030

Space Policy and International Relations in Satellites, Space Architecture, and Futurism

Virtual: George V. Leaua 

POLICY

1530 - 1630  EST

2030 - 2130 GMT

Main Stage

Space Policy and International Relations in Satellites, Space Architecture, and Futurism

This session will explore the evolving landscape of space policy and international relations, focusing on the geopolitical, economic, and strategic dimensions of satellite technology, space architecture, and the future of space governance. 

Virtual: George V. Leaua

Session Room

Space Policy and International Relations in Satellites, Space Architecture, and Futurism

The Urgency of 2030 – Establishing legal frameworks before technological advancements outpace regulation.

Virtual: Nelly-helen Ebruka 

1500 - 1530  EST

2030 - 2130 GMT

END OF SESSION

1500 - 1530  EST

1930 - 2030 GMT

NETWORKING AND CLOSEOUT

0600 - 0730 EST

1100 - 1230 GMT

Virtual

Panel Discussion: AI & Satellite Integration Satellite Industry

Exploring how AI technologies are revolutionizing satellite communications, with a focus on AI driven imaging, data analytics, and predictive maintenance

Virtual:   Tamara Bond-Williams: Ernest Teye Matey and Nana Ama Klutse 

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International  Space League

The
LEAGUE

Be the first to be a part of evolutionary space change. Join the International Space League™

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

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Space Economy

"The space economy encompasses all activities and resources that contribute to human progress through the exploration, research, understanding, management, and utilisation of space. The sector provides critical infrastructure on Earth, contributes fundamental scientific data for decision-making, and supports societal well-being. But challenges abound from the sustainability of the current use of space and the threat posed by space debris, to ethical implications of space exploration and the need for international co-operation to ensure equitable access and use of space resources." - OECD.org

SPACE ARCHITECTURE FUTURISM  & ARITIFICAL INTELLIGENCE
Sponsored by Landstronaut Ventures and the Ministry of Environment Science & Technology of Ghana

Landstronaut Geospatial Africa 2025:
Space Architecture  and connectivity for a lifestyle of futurism from Land to Space        

The Landstronaut Global Satellite Conference is a premier event that brings together key stakeholders from across the telecommunications, space, and AI-driven remote sensing industries. As global markets shift toward next-generation connectivity, digital infrastructure, and space innovation, this conference provides an essential platform for leaders to collaborate on the future of satellite communications, space architecture, and AI-driven geospatial intelligence.

Why Attendance is Urgent and Essential

  1. Unprecedented Growth in Space and Satellite Markets

    • The global satellite industry is projected to exceed $500 billion by 2030, driven by advancements in LEO, MEO, and GEO satellite networks.

  2. Exclusive Access to Global Decision-Makers

    • The conference gathers leading telecom operators, satellite providers, policymakers, AI futurists, and space industry pioneers to drive actionable partnerships.

    • Government officials, defense agencies, and commercial enterprises will be in attendance to explore investment, regulatory frameworks, and infrastructure expansion.

  3. Shaping the Future of Space Architecture & AI Futurism

    • The event will highlight the integration of AI, remote sensing, and satellite infrastructure to advance disaster management, agriculture, defense, and smart city development.

    • Keynote panels and roundtable discussions will explore how AI-powered geospatial intelligence will redefine telecommunication, security, and economic development.

  4. Strategic Business Development & Market Expansion

    • Companies attending will gain direct access to investment opportunities, joint ventures, and infrastructure projects backed by global stakeholders.

    • Networking with top-tier space and telecom executives will unlock new revenue streams, partnerships, and technology adoption strategies.

  5. Landstronaut’s Role as a U.S.-Based Space Development Leader

    • Landstronaut’s presence strengthens U.S. partnerships with all of Africa, reinforcing diplomatic and economic ties in space technology.

    • As a leading advocate for space innovation and economic growth, Landstronaut is uniquely positioned to facilitate industry collaborations, policy frameworks, and investment activations in Africa’s digital transformation.

Key Outcomes & Return on Investment (ROI)

  • High-Value Partnerships: Secure joint ventures and public-private collaborations in telecommunications, defense, and space applications.

  • Market Positioning: Establish a dominant role in Africa’s digital infrastructure boom, leveraging AI-driven satellite solutions.

  • Policy & Regulatory Engagement: Influence telecom and space regulations, ensuring favorable conditions for business expansion.

Reference

"The African Outer Space Programme, a flagship project of Agenda 2063, aims to create a well-coordinated and integrated continental programme that is responsive to the social, economic, political, and environmental needs of the continent, as well as being globally competitive. This programme seeks to develop a regulatory framework that supports the African space agenda and ensures that the continent is a responsible and peaceful user of outer space."

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Business Case

With Ghana as a strategic hub, this conference is the gateway to West Africa’s global stakeholders in telecom,  and economic development.

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AfroSpace Solutions

Land 2 Space Media

Ministry of Environment
Science & Technology

Landstronaut University

Hehn Law

Space Advisory Council

World Space Week

Landstronaut Ventures

Space &  Satellite Professionals
international

Space Frontier Foundation

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Africa Space Foundation

Malakana Enterprises

National Space Society

AIRINC Instruments

TRL Space

African Geospace

Matadi Corridor Terminaux
à Conteneurs

University of Ghana

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